Vecow recently announced the availability of its VCM-1000, a high-performance embedded system powered by 13th Gen Intel Core i9/i7/i5/i3 processors and designed for use in edge AI applications. The system's 2U half-rack size and range of I/O interfaces make it a suitable solution for space-constrained applications in environments such as digital factories, mobile robots, public security, and more.

Vecow released its VCM-1000 Series compact embedded computing system leveraging 13th Gen Intel Core i9/i7/i5/i3 processor with Intel H610E PCH. The systems arrive with 64GB of dual DDR5 operating at 4800MHz in a 2U half-rack size design with various I/Os. The VCM-1000 platforms are ideal for fiscally responsible vision control in digital factory, mobile robotics, public security, and other various AIoT/Industry 4.0 applications.

Energy storage systems (ESS) store energy for later use. They capture and store that energy in various forms, including electrical, mechanical, thermal, or chemical, and then release the energy as needed.

Vecow released its EAC-6000 family of edge AI platforms powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX with integrated 1024-core NVIDIA Ampere architecture GPU with 32 Tensor cores and 8-core Arm Cortex-A78AE CPU supporting up to 100 TOPS. Vecow’s news series currently includes the EAC-6000, EAC-6100, and EAC-6200 models.

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New Taipei City, Taiwan. Vecow will be demonstrating its Edge AI solution services in Detroit at the Automate 2023 running through May 22 – 25. Visit booth #6215 where Vecow will be showcasing it AI technology within its mobile robot platforms, as well as industrial IoT solutions for automotive markets.

Vecow will deliver the Vecow Hardware Monitor, a software created for the simplification of system monitoring and hardware ability management. A main highlight is the user-friendly UI enabling the direct monitoring and controlling of devices without knowledge of chipset, component, and driver architecture. Users are now able to freely manipulate digital IO, PoE, Thermal, UART, USB, WDT, SMBus, Ignition, while accessing available hardware monitoring sensors.