IBASE, a world leader in the manufacture of industrial computing products, is proud to release the MPT-8000AR railway computer system powered by Intel 10th Gen Intel® Core™ processors and certified with EN50155/EN45545 railway standard for electronic equipment and fire safety. Suitable for various smart AI transportation and rolling stock solutions, the rugged MPT-8000AR provides easy-to-use lockable M12 I/O connectors to ensure tight connections and stable data transmission under high shock and vibration environments and harsh operating temperature conditions.
The MPT-8000AR embedded system was developed for the Intelligent IoV (Internet of vehicles) market to ensure traffic safety and efficiency with real-time data collection and processing of captured events. It can be equipped with a MXM graphics module, video cameras and sensors for traffic signs recognition, speed control, obstacle detection, and collision avoidance. Aggregated traffic-related data can be transmitted to a traffic management center in a cloud or data server and exploited to maintain smooth traffic flow on the roads. When integrated with Intel® Movidius Vision Acceleration M.2 modules, the MPT-8000AR becomes a high-performance AI solution enabled with deep learning for intelligent surveillance deployments.
IBASE’s MPT-8000AR comes standard with 16GB system memory expandable to 128GB, 10x GbE ports (8x with PoE), optional 2x 10GB LAN, WiFi 6 CNVi, dual WWAN, RAID 0/1/5 with up to four SATA devices, and USB Type-C with graphics output support. Measuring 482(W) x 308(D) x 132(H)mm, the platform also features a 3-axis G sensor that detects sudden motion changes, IP40 protection rating, RS485 isolation and a super capacitor that activates a last-message transmission during a power outage. The MPT-8000AR is now available with an Intel® Core™ i9 10900TE processor, 72V/110V DC power input, and 24VDC backup power source, both with heavy-duty power connectors. It is suitable for use with operating systems such as Win10 (64-bit), Win10 IoT Enterprise (64-bit) and Linux.
