Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Linux Operating System",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release ReadyPanel 10 PC in an industrial-level package from
Ampro Computers, which we summarised at the time by saying "Ampro Computers' ReadyPanel 10 industrial panel computer is based on NEC LCDs".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Touch-screen PC is made for vehicle mounting from
DLoG Logistics: "The mobile MPC 6 is billed as an ideal touch-screen PC for indoor and outdoor vehicles, including forklifts and construction machinery".
In November 2006, we covered the news from Synectic Design
concerning its Digital amplifiers
- take a look at Digital amplifiers increase load cell accuracy
which says: "Synectic Design was one of the first manufacturers to build digital amplifiers, and the depth of understanding and range that is offered reflects this".
Take a look also at the news release from Fluent, Car maker moves CFD work to cluster,
as well as Four models added to intelligent camera from Multipix Imaging,
and Vision show sees smart camera debut from Sony Europe - Image Sensing Solutions.
See also:
Smart camera simplifies machine vision
(September 2005)
The XCI-SX1 has been introduced to meet the increasing demands in smart cameras which are currently seeing the highest growth rates within the machine vision market
Camera/CPU combo excites interest
(August 2005)
Basler's newest player in the vision components arena, the eXcite, is an integration of two complex components, a top-quality digital camera and a complete high-performance PC
Bringing power of 64bit computing to software
(November 2004)
The Mathworks has launched new support for the Matlab and Simulink product families on AMD64 and Intel EM64T processors
Solve over 10 million DOF in 32bit environment
(September 2004)
Structural analysis model solved with more than 10 million degrees of freedom within a 32bit environment, making it possible for users to solve larger models on relatively low-cost hardware
Software eases switch to Linux-based control
(December 2003)
Leading UK energy company RWE Innogy has installed Verano's Performux real-time plant intelligence software platform at three of its coal-fired power stations in the UK
Interface modules accelerate acquisition
(June 2003)
The latest interface modules for the MGCplus amplifier system have markedly improved transfer rates and provide better support than the previous interface modules they replace
Adapters upgrade Opto 22 to PCIbus
(July 2002)
The PCI-AC28 and PCI-AC5 offer an ideal solution for Opto 22 users who are replacing older ISAbus-based computers with PCI-based computers
PTC turns to HP for Linux support
(June 2002)
PTC is to support the Linux operating system for Pro/Engineer
Linux drivers provide licence-free acquisition
(April 2002)
Pico Technology has added Linux drivers to its complete range of data acquisition and digital storage oscilloscope products
Open SCADA system overcomes limitations
(September 2001)
Open SCADA system overcomes limitations of closed, proprietary architectures - provides flexibility, reliability, and lower costs
SBC for internet appliance reference platform
(February 2001)
Arcom has announced that Espial has selected its SBC-Geode-GXM processor board as the hardware platform for its TotalIA, a Linux and Java-based Internet appliance reference platform
Data collection over the internet
(March 2000)
Pico Technology has announced Internet Protocol (IP) networking support for its PicoLog, software for PCs used in data-logging applications, and EnviroMon, software for standalone data loggers