Rugged wireless-ready box-PC runs Linux on Cortex-A9
Axoimtek’s rugged, fanless, wireless-ready “rBOX630” box-PC runs Linux on a dual-core i.MX6 SoC and targets mobile, IoT, and light industrial apps.
The rBOX630 is based on the NXP (formerly Freescale) i.MX6 dual-core 800MHz ARM Cortex-A9 SoC and comes with 1GB of DDR3 RAM. It boots its OS from 4GB of eMMC flash, and supports one SDHC card for additional storage. With its multiple wireless options and support for dual external antennas, Axiomtek is positioning the DIN-rail-mountable system as a platform for in-vehicle surveillance, retail, building automation, factory automation, energy metering, and mobile Internet of Things deployments.
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