Syslogic introduced its rugged IP67 and IP69 rated RPC RSL 83 powered by a quad-core Intel Atom x7433RE processor (Amston Lake). Thanks to the addition of “Turbo Boost”, the RPC RSL 83 attains enhanced clock speeds juxtaposed to the RSL 82, despite a lower base frequency. When combined with Syslogic’s smart passive cooling design, the platform is ideal for continuous operation in a variety of temperature ranges.

 

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Syslogic added four SPE (Single Pair Ethernet) interfaces to its RML A4AGX AI-enabled rugged computer utilizing the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64GB SoM (System on Module). The RML A4AGX SPE supports four single-pair Ethernet interfaces. Each SPE interface offers its own network interface controller (NIC) and enables real-time communication with cameras and other sensors.Each of the four SPE interfaces in the rugged computer has its own NIC, ensuring seamless real-time data exchange with cameras and sensors.

Syslogic released a new rugged computer, its RSA4NA, based on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano System-on-Modules (SoMs) unlocking innovations within generative AI models. After a software update, the platforms power consumption increases from 15 watts to 25 watts allowing the GPU to operate up to 1020 MHz and 67 TOPs.
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Syslogic is preparing to release its fanless railway computer, RML-R10, leveraging the 13th generation Intel Core i7 (Raptor Lake) processor highlighted with a hybrid architecture that combines performance and efficiency cores. The efficiency cores help reduce energy consumption by using minimal power when handling basic tasks. Additional features include PCIe 5.0, improved graphics performance, and hardware-level security features.