Long Term Availability: What is it and Why is it Important?
Long Term Availability refers to the length of time that the computer and its components will be available for purchase from the manufacturer.
Revolutionizing the Theme Park Experience: How AR and VR are Transforming Rides
In this article we look at the growing trend of using advanced technology such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in theme park rides.
The Future is Now: How Digital Signage and Kiosks are Transforming Theme Parks
As the world of theme parks and entertainment venues continues to evolve, so too do the technologies used to enhance the guest experience.
GPIO and DIO: What’s the Difference?
GPIO and DIO are terms used to describe the use of digital signals for communication between devices such as LED lights, motors and sensors.
Raspberry Pi Prototype Design to a Manufacturable Product
What happens once you’ve completed your prototype? How do you turn your Raspberry Pi Prototype Design into a reproduceable & manufacturable product?
Industrial-Grade SSDs: What are the Advantages of Industrial-Grade SSDs?
Are you struggling to find the perfect SSD for your AIoT project? Here are 5 Reasons why Industrial-Grade Applications Deserve Industrial-Grade SSDs.
Wi-Fi 6: What are the Advantages of Wi-Fi 6?
The main objective of the new Wi-Fi 6 standard is not only to increase Wi-Fi speeds but also to increase the network capacity to handle multiple devices simultaneously.
Industrial Automation and Control: The Robots are Coming!
In this blog, we look at industrial automation and control, as well as the different industrial revolutions and the advancements of Industry 4.0.
Embedded System Enclosures: Should you go with Metal or Plastic?
Ultimately, the choice of material for the PC case depends on where and how it will be used. Both plastic and metal cases have their own unique advantages and disadvantages, and the right choice will depend on the specific needs of the application.
An Introduction to CANbus: Understanding the Controller Area Network
CANbus, or Controller Area Network, is a communication protocol that is used to connect electronic devices in a network. It was originally developed for use in the automotive industry, but is now used in a wide variety of other applications as well.
Case Study: IoT Gateway Device
BVM Ltd were approached by a global OEM, responsible for producing monitoring & control devices to produce analytics via telemetry. The client tasked BVM with designing and manufacturing a small IoT (Gateway) device for the purpose of monitoring systems for remote installations.
Case Study: Transportable Control Centre
An international company, a specialist in providing AUV (autonomous under water vehicles) had an urgent requirement for a transportable control centre to be designed for a new application. The application was for the remote control of vehicles being used for harbour and coastal surveillance.
Design for Manufacturing: The Importance of DFM in Product Development
Design for Manufacture (DFM) is a set of guidelines and techniques that are used to optimize the design of a product for the manufacturing process.
Embedded Design Services: Concept, Design, Manufacture
BVM’s Embedded Design Services are there to take your ideas from concept to initial designs and prototyping – culminating in manufacturable products.
From PCI to M.2: A Comprehensive Guide to Industrial Motherboard Expansion Slots
In this article, we will take an in-depth look at the different types of expansion slots available on industrial motherboards, including PCI, PCIe, M.2 and Mini PCIe.