Most of us have heard of IoT and have a reasonable understanding of what it means. Devices such as voice-controlled speakers, smart thermostats, wireless security cameras and the like, are all IoT devices and part of the Internet of Things. However, most people are unlikely to know the term IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things). IIoT […]
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To answer this question, it is first worth quickly explaining the difference between deep learning and inference. Deep learning is the process of creating a computer model to identify whatever you need it to, such as faces in CCTV footage, or product defects on a production line. Inference is the process of taking that model,
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What is it? Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) refers to the application of advanced technology to manage aspects of traffic and transportation in order to create a safer, more efficient, greener and more responsive transport network. Modern solutions often encompass AI or Deep Learning solutions to “teach” systems to react more intuitively. Intelligent Traffic Systems (also
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At Steatite, we are often asked what the difference is between a consumer-grade SSD and the industrial SSDs that we specify as standard. This article highlights some of the key areas where consumer and industrial SSDs differ. Long Term Availability Consumer SSDs are generally at the cutting edge, moving rapidly with new technological developments, but
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At Steatite, we use industrial memory modules as standard in all of our systems to maximise reliability and simplify product testing and approvals. Here we explain some of the advantages of industrial grade RAM when compared to the consumer grade alternative. Fixed BOM’s Industrial grade RAM ensures continuous compatibility by using a fixed bill-of-materials, keeping
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The world is currently facing an increasing shortage of many key electronic components. This is having an impact on supply and pricing and inevitably the ability of technology providers such as Steatite to deliver finished products on time. In this article, we look at the reasons for this, which type of products are being impacted,
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Understanding and following the steps required to move from an Nvidia Jetson development kit to a reliable AI system can help to maximise the chances of a successful AI deployment. Can’t I just use dev kits for production? Apparently not – Nvidia probably answer this one better than we can here. Simply speaking, the dev
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Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) offer a great way of solving a huge range of position, navigation, and timing (PNT) problems, but it has some weaknesses that need to be considered when designing a solution. In this article we’ll talk about the problems and how these can impact the efficacy of the system while discussing
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SMARC is a small computer-on-module form factor used for low power applications. When combined with a custom baseboard, SMARC will give you a modular computing platform that can be easily upgraded as and when new CPUs become available. Generally SMARC and Qseven may both be considered for new applications that need a small, low power
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Understanding the differences between the two touchscreen technologies is vital when selecting the most suitable solution for your application. We cover the key differences between the two touchscreen technologies below – if you’ve any questions, one of our team will be pleased to help. Where is it used? P-CAP: Smartphones, tablets, laptops and pretty much
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