Industrial applications demand reliable and robust hardware with a wide range of connectivity options. Shuttle provides exactly the right solutions for these environments – from fanless systems designed for maintenance-free 24/7 operation to highly connected devices and powerful platforms capable of handling 4K video streams, Shuttle offers a versatile portfolio to meet your requirements. Discover our industrial solutions here: https://go.shuttle.eu/Industry
One of my least favorite things is something like this; this is a dual Xeon PICMG 1.3 SBC card for a very reasonable price. It even has an onboard Optane SSD.
I have no need for this SBC nor a backplane to use it with. But often times I pass on things like this only to need it later; and have to buy it for more than double what I found it for the first time.
I'd fear this thing would overheat in one of my backplane portables XD But if another project comes to mind relatively soon, I might have to just pull the trigger.
Edge-ready. Feature-packed. Built for the field. Our Edge PC line has been available for a few weeks now, and we have once again optimised the product page for you, to reflect what makes them truly stand out. If you're working on smart infrastructure, remote deployments or robust industrial applications, this is the perfect time to explore what our Edge PCs can do. Take a look: https://go.shuttle.eu/Edge
Shuttle presents the new XPC slim DN11 series - compact AI-PCs powered by Intel Core Ultra. With up to 34 TOPS, quad 2.5 Gbit LAN, support for four 4K displays, and space for three M.2-2280 SSDs, they’re ready for demanding edge applications. Learn more: https://go.shuttle.eu/DN11
Oh, and by the way: Germany’s @ct_Magazin has already published a hands-on review (paywall): https://go.shuttle.eu/plBGJ
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The countdown is on! In just two weeks, embedded world 2025 kicks off in Nuremberg. Join us from March 11–13 at Hall 5, Booth 5-227, and explore Shuttle’s latest AI-powered embedded and modular industrial PCs in action. Don't miss the chance to connect with our experts and experience the next generation of intelligent IPC technology firsthand. See you there! Find out more: https://go.shuttle.eu/EmbeddedWorld2025
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Join us at the embedded world 2025 in Nuremberg from March 11–13! Visit Shuttle in Hall 5, Booth 5-227, to explore our latest embedded and modular industrial PCs. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with industry experts and discover cutting-edge technologies. https://go.shuttle.eu/EmbeddedWorld2025
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A Custom Raspberry Pi Spotted In The Wild
Since the first Raspberry Pi came to market back in 2012 there have been a variety of models released. Some of them are rarer than others, and unusual boards can even be rather sought-after. This one spotted at a Thai junk vendor won't be in the hands of many collectors though, and investigating it sheds a bit of light on some of the most unusual boards from the company.
The board is recognisably very similar to a Pi 3 with a BCM2837 SoC, but despite all that it has no Pi logo. On the underside there is an eMMC in place of the SD socket, and one pair of USB sockets has been replaced by a micro USB socket and a header. The source is reported to have been a washing machine, but given that this SoC is exclusive to the the Pi Foundation there's no way it could easily have been manufactured by anyone else. The answer comes in the 2015 launch of a customisation service for industrial customers, which allowed manufacturers to have their own versions made of the fruity SBC.
From the point of view of an experimenter this board offers nothing that a standard device can't do. But it's an interesting glimpse of an unseen side to the Pi story, and it holds the prospect of other special versions being unearthed. If you find one on your travels, let us know!
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