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Computer systems that can perform in harsh field environments often share a common heritage with products we have designed for use by military customers. The conditions are often the same, and involve temperature extremes, shock, vibration, airborne contaminants, hazardous chemicals and gases and even explosive hazards. Our experience creating rugged versions of off-the-shelf products allows us to produce cost-effective boards, systems and displays for these rugged environments.
Making Flat Panel Computer Systems Work in Harsh Environments Custom software applications can turn any standard Microsoft® Windows®-based computer into a powerful industrial process control or data acquisition platform.		Product Spotlight SeaBrite™ Monitors SeaBrite™ Monitors are designed to fulfill the demanding requirements of the marine industry.
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A Rugged Computing Platform By combining the latest embedded Intel® processors with a 15” LCD and touch screen, the Wolverine can offer an amazing amount of functionality in a small, rugged package.
Hazardous Area Definitions and Classifications To allow for operator interface in hazardous environments, specially designed hazardous area computers or monitors must be utilized. Hazardous environments usually contain amounts of explosive gases or dust either during normal operation or during an abnormal circumstance.
The Wolverine: A Rugged Computing Platform The Wolverine is designed to operate reliably in extreme environments. By combining the latest embedded Intel processors with a 15 LCD and touch screen, the Wolverine can offer an amazing amount of functionality in a small, rugged package.

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