Wincomm will be present in Düsseldorf, Germany at MEDICA 2025 (Hall 12, Booth B25) showcasing its WMP-22U and WMP-24U mobile medical panel PCs. According to the company, the PCs promote its INNOVALUE campaign - Innovation with Value, redefining mobility, intelligence, and hygiene in modern healthcare environments. Both leverage the latest Intel Core Ultra 225U/255U processors with integrated CPU/NPU/GPU architecture.

Wincomm’s WMP-22P allows real-time, mobile EEG diagnostics in ICU and OR settings with a fanless, UL/cUL 60601-1 & IEC 60601-1-2 certified platform for remotely managing medical safety. The 21.5” IP65 rated panel PC is ideal for hospitals wanting to find a solution fitting the demand for digital surgical tools that promote precision, reduce variability, and integrate seamlessly with existing workflows.

Making patient care the focus of technological innovation is about meeting patient needs, yes, but often it’s also about making sure medical professionals have the tools available to do their jobs more easily and efficiently.

Wincomm’s WMP-109 Fanless PanelPC is perfect for Hospital settings.  Listen to CEO H.Y. Chiou discuss several applications in the medical space ideal for this 10.1” HMI, and tell Ken Briodagh all about how the Power over Ethernet features enhance and enable even better operations for hospital professionals and patients.

H.Y. Chiou, CEO of Wincomm discusses Intel’s latest Core Ultra 200 Series and Wincomm’s Medical and Industrial Grade PanelPCs at Computex 2025. In this video, Ken Briodagh interviews Chiou about how and why the company decided to align so closely with Intel’s roadmap on this product line, and why the increased cost of the included TPM is justified by its increased security.

H.Y. Chiou, CEO of Wincomm discusses the WMP-27T-PIS and it’s benefits in AI in Surgical procedures during Computex 2025, including how the high-performance and award-winning display supports the integration of AI in surgical procedures, and how it’s the robust Power, Image processing quality, and Video Streaming lead to better safety in the surgical suite.

In the world of healthcare technology, it’s critical to put patient needs first, and one of the best ways to do just that is to make it easier for doctors, nurses, and every medical professional to do their jobs.