Acrosser Technology is introducing its all new official website.

 

Acrosser Technology is introducing its all-new official website- https://www.acrosser.com/en/. 

This new official website contains all information on Acrosser product lines.

 

Acrosser’s product lines including:

 

Autonomous Driving-Servers:

The latest products are AAD-C622AX and AIV-C622V1.

 

Networking Appliance:

The latest products are AND-DNV3N3-4C and AES-APL1E2FL for MicroBox.

The latest products are ANR-C627 C622N1 and ANR-W480A1/A2 for Rackmount.

 

In-Vehicle Computer:

The latest products are AIV-C622V1 and AIV-Q170V1FL for In-Vehicle-PCs.

The latest products are AR-DP071VW and AR-DP080V for In-Vehicle Touch-monitor.

 

Computer on Modules:

The latest products are ACM-XD15B7 and ACM-XE21B6 for Com-Express.

 

Single-Board-Computer:

The latest product is AMB-BT19S1 for 3.5” SBC.

 

Industrial-Computer:

The latest product is AES-APL1E1FL for Fanless-Embedded-Systems.

The latest product is AMB-VDX3H1 for Half Size Card.

 

Panel-PC:

  These product lines including Panel PC 7”, Panel PC 8” , Panel PC 10”, Panel PC 12”, Panel PC 15”, Panel PC 17” and Panel PC 21”.

 

If you have any requests for our products, please feel free to contact us https://www.acrosser.com/en/Contact/Inquiry

We will reply to you very soon.

self-driving car, autonomous car, driverless car, self-driving, Internet of Vehicles, Autonomous computer systems

Networking Appliance, network appliances,  Microbox Network,  Network Server Hardware,  Microbox Network, 1U/2U rackmount servers ,  SD-WAN hardware solution,  SD-WAN

In-Vehicle Computer , Car PC, Vehicle PC, Bus PC,, car pc solutions, in-vehicle system, rugged vehicle computer , In Cab Computer,

Com Express module , Type 6 module, COM Express,

Half-Size Card,  Fanless Embedded Systems, Fanless Embedded Systems , industrial-grade IPC, industrial computer, industrial PC ,

embedded computing,

Panel PC,  Human Machine Interface,  Industrial Touch Screen PC,  automation HMI

 

Wireless trend report forecasting

From climate control touch-screen dashboards to smartphones that read text messages aloud in the car, the buzz surrounding In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems has reached a fever pitch. As in-vehicle manufacturers scramble to build advanced infotainment systems that bring all elements of the entertainment experience on the road, they require new, advanced wireless technologies. But which specific wireless technologies do manufacturers need to transform cars into sophisticated in-vehicle entertainment systems?

Technologies enable true IVI experiences

Although major automotive manufacturers have already begun introducing various IVI technologies, enabling true in-vehicle wireless entertainment requires standards-based technologies built on a single System-on-Chip. The next wave of IVI applications will rely heavily on three wireless technologies – Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Near Field Communication– built on one combination radio chip. And as the market continues to evolve, OEMs will need in-vehicle to leverage traditional Wi-Fi rolling hot spots to offer vehicle-to-vehicle communications such as traffic management, incident avoidance, and social networking.

refer to: http://embedded-computing.com/articles/wireless-accelerate-next-wave-in-vehicle-innovation/

Who do you think is the master of gaming?

Regarding HDTV support, HomePlug AV enables a broadband-strength network connection via electrical wiring for high-demand applications such as streaming movies or online gaming. Since the introduction of the HomePlug AV gaming standard back in 2006, its purpose has been to provide high-quality, multistream, entertainment-oriented networking over existing AC wiring within the home. HomePlug AV employs advanced PHY and Medium Access Control (MAC) technologies that provide a 200 Mbps class power line network for video, audio, and data.

The MAC layer is designed to be highly gaming efficient, supporting both Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) and Collision Sense Multiple Access (CSMA)-based access with AC line cyclesynchronization. The TDMA provides quality of service assurances including guaranteed bandwidth reservation, high reliability, and tight latency and jitter control. The CSMA provides four priority levels. AC line cycle synchronization provides superior channel adaptation in the face of common line cycle synchronized noise. The central gaming coordinator controls network activities, allocating time for CSMA use and scheduling TDMA use.

refer to:http://industrial-embedded.com/articles/plug-and-play-homeplug-homeplug-powerline-alliance/