IBASE Technology, a leader in the design and manufacture of robust embedded computing platforms, announced that both EC3100 and SI-624-AI edge AI computers have received a 2024 IoT Edge Computing Excellence Award from IoT Evolution World, the leading web site covering the Internet of Things (IoT) marketplace.
This award recognizes the companies emerging as leaders in the growing edge computing space. Companies selected for this award have proven that their products are enabling advanced IoT deployments by offering edge solutions that bring real-time computing, data availability, analytics, AI and machine learning to edge devices.
EC3100 Compact & Rugged Fanless Edge AI Computer
Targeting the mainstream edge AI segment, the EC3100 delivers up to 100 TOPS of AI performance by incorporating NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX and Nano module. This performance can drive most applications including retail, healthcare, manufacturing and robotics for use in harsh environments.
SI-624-AI Expandable Edge AI Computer
The SI-624-AI is an exceptional choice for edge AI computing, offering high-speed processing power, real-time image analysis capabilities, and a versatile range of applications. Its advanced features, including high-resolution display support, intelligent energy-saving, and robust security measures, make it ideal for applications that demand AI performance.
“The solutions selected for the IoT Edge Computing Excellence Award reflect innovation driving the fast-growing Internet of Things marketplace. It is my honor to congratulate IBASE for their innovative work and contribution to this rapidly evolving industry,” said Carl Ford, Community Developer, IoT Evolution World.
“We are delighted to be recognized by the IoT Edge Computing Excellence Award, which underscores our commitment to innovation and excellence in providing reliable, cutting-edge solutions for the IoT industry. This achievement motivates us to continue pushing the boundaries of edge computing technology to empower our customers and contribute to the future of connected systems,” said Albert Lee, President of IBASE Technology.
