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Originally developed for a major oil and gas company to monitor remote wells in North America, the Longwatch XLP Low Power Video Surveillance System is powered by solar cells and batteries. The system hibernates in a low-power standby mode until an external sensor, such as a motion detector or intrusion alarm, or a command from the central control room sends it a signal to wake up. The system immediately records a short “video alarm clip,” tr...

Kontron announced its newly defined Computer-on-Module (COM) standard for their upcoming ultra low-power embedded architecture platform family. Releasing its new COM standard marks a significant milestone in Kontron's recently announced strategic entry into the ARM market. The new COM standard features a slim form factor designed for the company's future ultra low-power, off-the-shelf platforms, including: embedded handheld devices and rugged tab...

Kontron announced its strategic entry into ARM architecture, enabling a new breed of embedded scalable building blocks for application-ready platforms with low-power consumption. The first products planned for 2011 will be in the module and board form factors. Under development at Kontron is a new module format, optimized for usage with ARM System-On-Chip processor types. The modules will enable ARM processors, single, dual and quad core, to be u...

Kontron announces the latest and smallest member of its slimline Micro Client family of panel PCs. With a touch-screen display of only 7 inches, the space-saving and versatile Kontron M@C 70 offers scalable Intel® Celeron® performance and a host of interfaces in an easy-to-mount and flexible design.

Kontron introduced two Application Ready Computing Platforms for Industrial Automation at SPS/IPC/Drives 2011. Third party hardware and software components from Softing, 3S, Altera, Microsoft, Wind River, Real-Time Systems and Linux are implemented as function validated building blocks that are ready for use with these industrial computing platforms.

Today, at the Embedded World 2012 in Nuremberg, Kontron announced the release candidate of the ultra low-power Computer-on-Modules specification. The new specification for the ARM/SOC module standard for ultra low-power (ULP) Computer-on-Modules has been pioneered by Kontron. The specification release candidate now receives further global support from the embedded community.

Intel announced early this month that Avalue Technology has been promoted to “Associate member” of Intel Embedded Alliance. Avalue Technology Inc., is a worldwide leading provider of Embedded computing platforms and applied panel computing providing a multitude of powerful, cost-effective hardware solutions utilizing the features of Intel’s embedded architecture.

Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe (FME) has announced the expansion of its software capabilities with the successful acquisition of Comneon’s software development centre in Linz, Austria, from parent company Infineon Technologies. Comneon has been a leading global supplier of embedded software solutions for 17 years, providing a comprehensive range of R&D, applications and software services. The acquisition, which took effect on January 1st 2009,...

Fujitsu Semiconductor Europe today unveils high-performance capacitive touch functionality for its FM3 Family of ARM Cortex-M3 based microcontrollers. The FM3touch library delivers the easy integration of capacitive touch functionality in state-of-the-art Human-Machine-Interfaces (HMI) for a wide range of industrial, home appliance and medical applications.

The Kontron ETX-DC Computer-on-Module (95 x 114mm) with 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor N270 is now available with 24-bit LVDS display support. As a result of the upgrade to the ETX-DC design, especially larger display sizes (15-inch and larger) supporting 24-bit only imagery can now be implemented even more efficiently.