Countries like the United States, Germany, Japan and China are working on the development of industry 4.0 and on making smart manufacturing the focus of the fourth industrial revolution. Computex Taipei, which will take place June 6, will involve domestic and foreign system integration solutions providers and smart solutions for the telecommunication industry. Providers including Unitech Electronics, TSC and DFI will showcase their embedded system products at the computer expo.
Unitech, a provider of automatic identification and data collection products, introduced a smart management platform MoboLink at the Computex 2014. The company will roll out an upgraded version of the enterprise-grade cloud platform this year. In addition to its existing remote-controlled management technology and the ability to allow enterprise users to operate large numbers of handheld devices remotely, the MoboLink value-added platform has various class metamodels and uses RESTful interface for system integration to streamline and integrate data.
According to Unitech, the company will also showcase its PA820 industrial grade PDA, MS 916 portable barcode reader and M-POS mobile application at the Computex.
PA820 industrial grade PDA has a 3.5-inch touch screen and IP68-rated protection. The device also has high efficiency and multiple connectivity. Unitech’s MS 916 pocket barcode reader has a 1-inch display and a size moderately larger than a lighter. The barcode reader has 18MB of file size and can process up to 104 scans per second. The M-POS mobile application comes with a 10-inch tablet and combines cash register and payment processing equipment to increase flexibility for retailers.
In addition to showcasing the company’s latest designs for the second half of 2015 at the upcoming Computex, Unitech will display popular products such as the PA700 industrial grade mobile computer, HT682LR handheld computer, MS842P wireless barcode scanner and MS920P, a new-generation handheld barcode scanner.
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