Industry Insights

Last time we talked about the topic of "Is the industrial computer the basis of automation? Can PLC do it?" In this chapter, we will continue this topic and talk about the topic of industrial computers and PLCs being the mainstream of future development;

Industrial computers are computers specially used for industrial control systems. Their development history can be traced back to the 1950s. With the development of industrial demand and the increase of industrial automation, they gradually took shape. From the earliest industrial control systems relying on analog technology and electromechanical technology, to the beginning of the digital era, and finally to the rise of the PLC era, the evolution of industrial computers in the combination of software and hardware is exciting; this time we will talk about "whether industrial computers are the basis of automation and whether PLC can do it";

Industrial computers play an important role in industrial networks and are crucial to ensuring the reliability, security, and efficiency of industrial systems. This article will introduce several main roles of industrial computers in industrial networks.

At the 2023 Computex conference, NVIDIA released the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin product, releasing a new generation of modules to meet the needs of enterprise automation and future robots. The highest graphics memory computing power is as high as 275 trillion floating point operations per second (TPOS). ), the performance is improved by 8 times compared with the previous generation; it promotes the development of agriculture, aerospace, new energy, energy storage and other fields.

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Embedded industrial computers have significant advantages in terms of space and power consumption due to their compact size and high degree of integration.

The battery life of industrial computers is reflected in the length of time they can continue to operate on built-in batteries or external mobile power supplies without external power supply.