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Premio’s in-vehicle computers are designed and validated to operate in a variety of edge computing applications from mass transportation, railway and transit, security and surveillance, and automotive market segments. The vehicle mounted computers can operate in the harshest environmental conditions while delivering mission critical reliability in autonomous and remote edge deployments.
Designed to eliminate detrimental downtime, these customizable in-vehicle computers are ideal for local processing and inference analysis at the edge in real-time. Premio’s wide-portfolio of embedded computers feature the latest Intel processing technology, IoT supported LTE connectivity, security, and certified industrial reliability. The ACO Series in-vehicle computer is engineered with a rugged fanless design that provides an optimal balance of performance and durability in remote applications. Accelerate your IoT deployments for computing and connectivity with Premio’s ruggedized in vehicle computers
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Highly efficient and reliable Intel processors meet all the demands for upcoming edge applications. The advantages of a low power but high performing CPU provide rugged edge computers the flexibility for wider thermal performance and a fanless design. By increasing compute performance at the edge, local workloads can be processed in real-time without needing to rely on external cloud servers to reduce network bandwidth and latency. For example, factory operators can have accurate real-time data insights as smart sensors monitor and measure for quality on automated production lines. This way, strategic decisions can be made based on data as it happens.
The ACO series in-vehicle computers are specialized to cooperate with vehicle engine systems and feature intelligent power ignition management for safe computing operation when sourcing power supply from a vehicle battery. Configurable for both 12V and 24V systems, the power ignition management sets an adjustable delay timer for powering the computer on/off and preventing data corruption from improper shutdowns.
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Integrated power protection provides an additional layer of security to safeguard electronic components from sudden voltage changes and other critical disaster situations that are often faced in automotive and transportation deployments. Premio’s in-vehicle computers sustain wide input voltage to cope with fluctuating battery levels and engine cranking to keep the system operating when voltage droops low. Conversely, the ACO series also protects against overvoltage, overcurrent, and reverse polarity by rerouting circuits to stabilize the electronics.
Superior I/O flexibility thanks to a unique modular design that provides a wide variety of port configurations including lockable M12 connectors. Secure connections are essential when operating in a vehicle’s environment where frequent stops, acceleration, and overall shaky conditions persist. The ACO-6000 series can support up to 16x PoE devices such as smart security cameras that can be integrated for an NVR solution in rolling stock and railway surveillance.
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CAN bus is an underlying nervous system of a vehicle that enables Electronic Control Units (ECU) to exchange data between each other with up to 6000 CAN messages per second. Each individual ECU controls a vital function of a vehicle which in turn generates valuable engine performance information over the control area network. Premio in-vehicle computers are able to directly tap into this data source for processing and provide real-time analytics for fleet management and IoT applications.
The ACO-6000 Series of fanless in-vehicle computers are tested and validated to ensure safe and reliable operation for mission-critical, automotive applications. The fanless in-vehicle computers come with various additional features to process a massive influx of data coming from various sensors and IoT devices while maintaining their reliability amid rugged edge deployments.
Wifi 5(802.11ac), Bluetooth 4.1, Cellular 4G LTE are supported in ACO in-vehicle computers. These embedded edge computers can take advantage of the cloud to achieve greater productivity and savings. Connecting the unconnected creates a network of computing devices to optimize the functionality of the machines.
When wired or WIFI connection is not accessible. 4G LTE dual band can be the alternative. The ACO is equipped with Dual Sim Slot to provide a consistent and reliable connection. Cellular companies have different coverage zones and areas where signals are stronger; Dual Sim helps in selecting the optimal signal for a smooth connection. Dual-Sim also acts as a backup in case one of the networks experiences downtime to make sure mission critical data is delivered or stored.
Premio’s in-vehicle computers are designed and manufactured with the latest Intel processing technology which feature several applications in modern transportation and advanced surveillance. Public transportation services employ in-vehicle computers to gather data that helps improve mobile video surveillance for public safety with intelligent camera systems for object tracking technology that can be linked to multiple data points gathered from IoT sensors. Its compact chassis and PoE capability allow greater flexibility for a custom rugged NVR deployment. Trucking fleet managers can utilize GPS and the signal processing capabilities of in-vehicle computers to monitor engine data in real-time through wireless communication to make informed strategic decisions when planning routes and maintenance repairs. Autonomous vehicles also rely on heavily specialized in-vehicle computers for powerful computation processing used in computer vision technology. These systems feature expansive cameras, sensors, and radar that generate massive amounts of data for in-vehicle computers to make decisions while navigating. Additionally, the ACO series in-vehicle computers offer IoT supported LTE connectivity that allow mission critical workforces, such as ambulances and rescue teams, to stay linked with hospital communications. Doing so minimizes life-threatening risks while saving crucial seconds in life or death scenarios.
To make sure that the device is reliable, safe to operate within a compact environment with limit air flow while maintaining an optimal performance, the ACO Series are certified with CE, FCC, E-Mark, EMC Conformity, EN50155 & 50121-3-2 Railway Compliance and more. These rugged computers must comply with multiple criteria including environment, shock, vibration, temperature, power, electric magnetic field, electric discharge, etc. ACO in-vehicle computers are designed to withstand the toughest environment for 24/7 operation.
An in-vehicle fanless computer is an industrial edge-computer designed to sustain the rigors of vehicular environments while monitoring, analyzing, and processing data from various sensors and devices required for Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) applications. These sensors transmit a continuous flow of information such as fuel temperature, engine speed, air flow, and more through an underlying CANbus network, providing vital analytics for fleet management. With added GPS and wireless data capabilities, in-vehicle computers are able to integrate IoT devices for advanced telematics and machine to machine communication. The in-vehicle computer utilizes a compact industrial product design with built-in power ignition management that controls power distribution for continuous operational stability. Taking advantage of an aluminum/steel chassis provides the in-vehicle computer with added protection and a longer service life that cuts down on maintenance costs. Its rugged fanless design offers high vibration/shock ratings and wide temperature variability for extreme operating conditions.
A fundamental design feature for in-vehicle computers that link the power supply to the engine ignition system and allows users to control the on/off delay time setting to ensure proper startup and prevent risk of losing data from sudden shut downs.
The over-voltage protection feature redirects electrical output when voltage exceeds a specific threshold to prevent circuit malfunctions or damage to electrical components. Under-voltage caused by fluctuating battery voltage or degradation can be automatically detected to safely shut down operations and protect data integrity.
Reverse Polarity ProtectionReverse polarity protection is necessary in the case of incorrect battery installation or during an improper jump start to protect the in-vehicle computer from an electrical current surge.
Overcurrent ProtectionAn overcurrent protection device that corrects an overcurrent caused by an overload, short circuit, or ground fault to safeguard electronic equipment that would otherwise overheat and destroy electronic circuits.
Vibrations are one of the most common causes for computer system failures. Heavy oscillation can potentially knock a cable loose or damage sensitive electronic components, which is why Premio features a cableless and fanless solid state design to improve rigidity. Every Premio in-vehicle computer is validated and tested to sustain 50G shock and 5Grms vibration. Wide operating temperature ranging from -25C to 70C also ensures that the unit can run continuously 24/7 under any adverse condition.
The CAN bus is a message-based protocol that connects individual systems, sensors, and controllers within a network to enable smooth flow of communication. The CAN, controller network area, acts as a central nervous system connecting all parts of the body whereas the bus is the communication system that allows for data transfer between these individual components. This minimizes the workload on the controlling computer to allow for efficient data transfer and communication in a system disconnected from a central network hosting device.
In-vehicle computers are typically mounted on any open flat surface available in the vehicle. Due to the fanless and cableless design of the system, the orientation of the unit doesn’t matter. Depending on the vehicle’s cable connections, the unit can be mounted either vertically or horizontally to accommodate the vehicle’s cable layout. Some popular mounting locations for in-vehicle fanless computers can include both in the interior or exterior of the car and varies from each vehicle design to manage its sensors. The most popular mounting options for the car’s computer is under the hood or in the base of the trunk, in the passenger footwell, or even under the passage side seat.
E-Mark is an European mark required for all vehicles and electronic subassemblies. Products that are E-mark certified indicate they comply with local European laws and regulations for in-vehicle usage. Any electrical equipment that are designed to be fitted and operational in a vehicle are considered an Electronic Sub Assembly (ESA). These ESA must adhere to the EMC requirements for local automotive directives. The ACO series is E-mark certified ensuring all the external ports are EMC certified for in-vehicle usage and the system as whole will not cause any type of electromagnetic interference (EMI) with other ESA installed. The value of the E-mark certification may also extend beyond the European community, as many other countries outside of Europe also based their regulatory requirements on E-mark; some countries will also accept E-mark certification as proof of regulatory compliance.
EN50155 is an international certification covering computers used on rolling stock for railway applications. Designing computers for railway poses some unique challenges due to the harsh and constant vibrational environment with limited space availability. In order to address safety and reliability concerns for systems used on railways, the four critical elements of EN50155 are:
