NEXCOM, a leading industrial computer manufacturer, has long been dedicated to edge computing and industrial IoT solutions. Its Mobile Computing Solutions Business Unit (MCS) focuses on the Edge AI railway and in-vehicle application fields.
This week, NEXCOM is going to join the NVIDIA GTC global AI conference, taking place from March 18 to 21 at the San Jose Convention Center in California, USA.
NEXCOM will be showcasing at booth #339 its full range of IP67 Rating and high-performance AI-powered rugged edge railway and in-vehicle computing solutions focusing on the AI transportation market, including smart bus & rail transit, AI-aided public works, smart AI patrol, material-handling management, and earth-moving vehicles. Among the foregoing, NEXCOM's expertise in railway solutions powered by the NVIDIA Jetson platform for edge AI and robotics is a must-see. Its AI-ISV providers harness the NVIDIA Jetson modules and comprehensive NVIDIA JetPack software stack. Combined with NEXCOM railway computers and its NEXCOM Accelerator Linux (NAL), these capabilities have helped lead to the creation of several innovative railway applications like 3D sensor-based perception and predictive maintenance systems, pantograph inspection systems, and solutions for crowd/people counting management. These solutions contribute to safer, more efficient, and intelligent railway operations.
Using the NVIDIA Jetson platform to help create a robust and high-performance railway and in-vehicle solution
In recent years, NEXCOM has combined its solid hardware strength with the software technology of upstream computing partners to develop a variety of high-performance Edge AI computing platform products for smart railway and in-vehicle applications. In addition to meeting NVIDIA Partner Network requirements, NEXCOM was also selected as an NPN member due to its expertise in the design of its IP67 Rating Railway computer with the full line-up of NVIDIA Jetson Orin modules and high-performance computing platforms.
Leo Chang, associate vice president of NEXCOM's MCS Business Unit, said that the company has incorporated a diverse product portfolio of NVIDIA technology that includes the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX, and NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX. These products have been deployed in AI solutions in collaboration with international local railway operators and several cities across Europe and Asia, and NEXCOM is continuously expanding further.
NEXCOM continues to strengthen the application of terminal Edge AI software-defined edge computing solutions to create a more convenient and safe smart living environment for human society.
Through continuous focus on improving edge computing technology and using AI computing power to assist partners in building efficient and stable AI railway and in-vehicle transportation systems in harsh environments, NEXCOM's solutions have spread to several cities overseas. At the beginning of the year, NEXCOM signed a cooperative agreement on intelligent transportation applications for railways with solution application providers in Germany and Hong Kong. By participating in the NVIDIA GTC conference, NEXCOM aims to build more international transportation project cooperation.
In the face of the intelligent trend that will be developed in multiple aspects of edge applications, NEXCOM's Edge AI computing product line covers multiple fields such as AI transportation, smart retail, urban governance, and manufacturing. NEXCOM will continue to strengthen the layout of AI technology in vertical fields in the terminal Edge AI software-defined edge computing solution, and continue to use NVIDIA technology, to expand the Edge AI computing platform product items, improve the diversity and performance of AIoT solutions, assist customers in quickly building efficient AI application systems, and successfully promote digital transformation. NEXCOM aims to bring humans a more convenient and safer smart living environment.
NEXCOM is going to join the NVIDIA GTC global AI conference, taking place from March 18 to 21 at the San Jose Convention Center in California, USA