Neousys Technology courteously invites you to visit us at the APTA Expo 2017, USA

Neousys Technology courteously invites you to stop by our booth #6417 at the APTA Expo 2017 in Atlanta from October 9 to October 11. APTA EXPO features the world’s largest collection of public transit manufacturers, suppliers, and consultants all under one roof, who come to connect, share, and discover the most innovative public transportation solutions.

Some of the booth highlights and live demonstrations include

• Nuvo-6108GC - Industrial-grade GPU Computing Platform with 250W NVIDIA® GPU and Intel® Xeon® E3 v5 or 6th-Gen Core™ Processor
• Nuvo-5100VTC - Intel® 6th-Gen Skylake Core™ i7/i5/i3 In-Vehicle Controller with 4x M12 PoE+ Ports, DIO, CAN bus and RAID
• IGT-20 - Industrial-grade ARM-based Smart wireless IoT Gateway Device with ARM cortex A8, Dual T-Flash (microSD) and pre-installed Debian
• PB-2500J (Coming soon!) - Industrial-grade Intelligent Ultracapacitor-based Power Backup Module with 2500 watt-second energy capacity and 500,000 charging/ discharging cycles

At our booth, we will have displays of our industrial computers and will be conducting live demonstrations for embedded computer with power backup module and IGT-20 with its flexible I/O features that support proximity sensor, LED display, barcode scanner, Wi-Fi connectivity etc. Our friendly representatives will be there to answer any questions you may have as to how Neousys Technology products will benefit your business.

Nuvo-6108GC series

Industrial-grade GPU Computing Platform with 250W NVIDIA® GPU and Intel® Xeon® E3 v5 or 6th-Gen Core™ Processor

Nuvo-5100VTC

Intel® 6th-Gen Skylake Core™ i7/i5/i3 In-Vehicle Controller with 4x M12 PoE+ Ports, DIO, CAN bus and RAID

IGT-20

Industrial-grade ARM-based Smart wireless IoT Gateway Device with ARM cortex A8, Dual T-Flash (microSD) and pre-installed Debian

PB-2500J (Coming soon!)

Industrial-grade Intelligent Ultracapacitor-based Power Backup Module with 2500 watt-second energy capacity and 500,000 charging/ discharging cycles