Advantech and Intel to launch ‘easy deployment’ Linux-based IoT gateway solutions

Eindhoven, The Netherlands  – Advantech has announced the release of  a new IoT solution – Advantech’s UTX-3115 fanless and wide-temperature embedded box coupled with the Intel® Gateway Solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT).

The solution features a pre-integrated software and hardware platform containing a Linux operating system, security and management features. This out-of-the-box solution is said to simplify customer deployment of IoT products and it allows secure data aggregation, filtering, and analysis from edge devices to the cloud through WiFi and/or 4G technologies.

 

Miller Chang, vice-president of Advantech Embedded Computing Group said: “Advantech understands that customers require readily available solutions to tackle the complexity of IoT infrastructure. That’s why we’ve worked with Intel to develop the new UTX or Ultra Thin ITX form factor system integrated with the Intel® Gateway Solutions for IoT as an ideal gateway product. This joint effort is a demonstration of Advantech’s capability in offering a full line up of IoT-centered products, from wireless sensor networks and gateways, to intelligent systems and IoT software”.

 

Kumar Balasubramanian, general manager, IoT Solutions Group, Intel, commented: “Intel and Advantech have been working together to accelerate the development and deployment of the Internet of Things, which in turn helps drive business transformation. The UTX-3115 embedded box is an excellent showcase of our joint efforts; it is a gateway product that connects legacy systems and provides seamless communication between devices and the cloud”.

Measuring only 4.6 x 5.6 x 1.4 inches, UTX-3115 is a mini-size system supporting a wide-range of operating temperatures from -20 – 60° C, and rich I/O expansion. It is designed for IoT applications such as factory automation, smart buildings, logistics and environmental monitoring etc. It offers one serial port, which can be connected to sensors or control devices for data aggregation, dual gigabit LAN ports, 1 USB 3.0 port and two USB 2.0 ports. In addition, it also comes with one half-size miniPCIe slot and one full-size miniPCIe slot that supports Wi-Fi and 3G /4G proprietary WWAN networks.

Running on the UTX-3115 fanless and wide-temp embedded box is the pre-integrated Intel® Gateway Solutions for IoT, which bundles together Wind River IDP2.0 technology, McAfee security functionality and a wide variety of connectivity protocols, developer tools, and programming environments. This brings the benefits of IoT to legacy infrastructures with local device management and data sharing through a system of systems approach. Embedded systems customers can enjoy benefits such as not needing to replace existing infrastructure equipment and devices, being able to securely aggregate, share, and filter data from the edge to the cloud, and being able to focus on adding new value-added services.

UTX-3115 is also bundled with Advantech SUSIAccess which provides remote device management and system recovery powered by Acronis, and system protection powered by McAfee, allowing users to easily monitor, configure, control, and even recover multiple systems through a single console from a remote site. For example, in building energy management, UTX-3115 is able to acquire data from local or remote sensors or actuator devices, send it to the cloud to be turned into actionable information, and have it received back for processing. SUSIAccess allows users to easily check this information to control and monitor all the sensors or actuator devices inside buildings and alert in case of any abnormal energy distribution.

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