Axiomtek's Agent336 is powered by the NXP i.MX 8M processor with the ARM® Cortex™-A53 microarchitecture and has a 3GB onboard LPDDR4 memory. It measures only 164 x 118 x 44 mm and weight about 1.0kg. The cost-efficient embedded computer can withstand harsh operating environments with a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +70°C and power input of 9 to 36V DC. This In-vehicle box computer Concerning the reliability and durability, the Agent336 comes with intelligent power management for ACC on/off delay, shutdown delay and over/under voltage protection. It features rich I/O interfaces with isolation protection to provide a reliable system operation. For fleet management applications, the Agent336 offers flexible communication modules for 3G/4G, GPS and Wi-Fi connections. One onboard 8GB eMMC and one Micro SD card socket are available for extensive storage needs. It runs on Linux (Yocto) and Android 8.1 operating systems. Read More
 

The world’s urban population has grown by more than 25 percent since 2007, and is projected to represent 68 percent of humanity by 2050. This mass migration to large cities has altered the transportation landscape forever. To handle the influx of commuters, many large metropolitan areas began implementing intelligent transportation systems (ITS) as early as 2010. These platforms integrated data from traffic and surveillance cameras, parking systems, weather monitoring stations and other devices to provide better long-term insight into roadway infrastructure and mass transit systems. But transport has evolved rapidly with the advent of ridesharing, e-bike and scooter rentals, and semi-autonomous vehicles. Similarly, improvements in AI, IoT and embedded processing now enable real-time awareness of city-wide transportation situations. Read More