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The Vecow ECX Series is a family of rugged embedded computing systems designed for use in harsh environments and demanding applications. These compact, fanless systems are built to withstand extreme temperatures, shock, and vibration, making them ideal for use in industrial automation, transportation, military, and outdoor environments. Featuring powerful Intel processors, a variety of connectivity options, and a compact form factor, the Vecow ECX Series offers reliable performance and versatile functionality in a rugged package.

The Vecow SPC series is a line of rugged and high-performance embedded systems designed for industrial automation, machine vision, and intelligent transportation applications. These systems feature powerful processors, high-speed connectivity, and extensive I/O capabilities, all housed in compact and durable enclosures. With their robust design and flexible configuration options, the Vecow SPC series is well-suited for use in harsh environments and demanding industrial settings where reliability and performance are critical.

The EDS-4000/G4000 Series industrial managed Ethernet switches are game-changing solutions for industrial networking. The strengthened security, easy-to-use design, and high performance coupled with high reliability strengthen your network resilience to help you face future networking challenges. With this futureproof networking portfolio, you can effortlessly accelerate your digital transformation.

Automated material handling (AMH) systems are expected to keep booming in the coming years thanks to developing trends in e-commerce and smart factories. Among the AMH market segments, autonomous mobile robots (AMR) have the highest potential for growth (CAGR 43%*) followed by automated guided vehicles (AGV) (CAGR 24%*), in the 5-year period from 2022 to 2027*.

Secure connectivity enables international growth for Volter Oy. A customer case study prepared by Tosibox.

The age of digitalisation in the industrial space is upon us. Familiar terms, such as artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, advanced robotics, and augmented reality (AR), have been depicted in sci-fi movies in the 90s – and these are the same technologies that the industrial world is grappling with today.