With the global Traffic Management market forecast to be worth over £45bn by 2026[1], investing in road transportation solutions is a priority for law enforcement, local authorities and private estate management companies worldwide. Modern technology is revolutionising the way in which road networks are being developed and run, with AI playing a large role in […]
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Our white paper guides you through selecting the right technology for your UAV project, according to the application requirements. It advises on selecting the best computing, power, imaging and navigational components to ensure successful implementation of drones for use in remote monitoring, defence, surveillance and industrial environments. As drones are tasked with more and more
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Windows 11 was announced in summer 2021 and was available for installation from 5th October 2021. Microsoft have confirmed that Windows 10 Home edition will be retired on October 14th 2025, so it will remain possible for a while to downgrade back to Windows 10 after installation if you’re not happy with the new version.
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Steatite are proud strategic partners for Aetina in Europe, and with training now complete, can supply their state-of-the-art AI solutions, simplifying the creation and deployment of specific AI-powered applications.  The computers are expertly designed with edge computing, AI inference and machine vision in mind, view the full range on our Embedded website.
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Embedded computers are designed for a specific task within a larger system. Compared to a standard PC, which must by its very nature be able to carry out a range of processing and operating functions, an embedded computer can be streamlined to deliver optimum performance for the task required. Rather like a master of its
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As of 1st January 2023, goods subject to CE and not classed as medical devices, must be compliant to UKCA and marked accordingly if they are to be put on the UK market. UKCA marking officially became a requirement as of 1st January 2021 with two years of grace giving manufacturers and importers two years to get
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