Systems that touch the physical world, with hardware and embedded software designed together.
The work in this group wasn't limited to a single device type: information and meeting terminals, touchscreen kiosks, stainless steel signage panels, ticketing and access systems, parking lock mechanisms. What they share is being designed by the same team, from the enclosure to the embedded software.
A device working in the field is a different engineering problem from a device working in a lab. Power fluctuation, temperature, communication dropouts, mechanical wear, and maintenance access are all factored in at the very start of the design — because fixing a device after it's already installed in the field is expensive.
A device working in the field is a different engineering problem from a device working in a lab.
An information and meeting computer designed around Panora AVM's own way of working. Its fold-away mechanism and second screen facing visitors were built for a need no off-the-shelf product covered; the enclosure, mechanical design, screen integration, and internal hardware were all handled as one job. Not a catalog product — a design custom to a single customer.
A lock system for controlling parking spaces, with hardware and embedded software designed together. Built to work alongside a mobile app and a cloud backend.
A touchscreen kiosk system designed for visitor wayfinding and information in shopping malls; the hardware enclosure, screen integration, and content management were all handled together.
The systems in this group were developed in the Electronic Circuit Solutions area.
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