What Makes Cybernet's Mini PCs Industrial-Grade?
All of our mini PCs are designed from the ground up using industrial-grade components on the motherboard and industrial-grade peripherals, including Solid State Drives. This means higher levels of durability and reliability required for use in harsh and demanding environments such as factory floors, oil rigs, and more. Each unit is rigorously tested and certified by third parties.
Fanless Cooling
Fanless cooling eliminates moving parts that typically fail in dusty or vibration-heavy environments. With no vents pulling in debris, internal components stay clean and functional, thus reducing the need for maintenance or replacements. This sealed, passive design also helps regulate internal temperatures, ensuring quiet, energy-efficient performance ideal for factory floors, vehicle dashboards, and outdoor enclosures.
Military-Grade Components
Built to MIL-STD-810G and IEC 60068 standards, our rugged mini PCs are tested to withstand shock, vibration, humidity, and temperature extremes. Each enclosure uses reinforced aluminum and sealed connectors that protect against dust, water spray, and airborne debris. These systems remain stable under continuous vibration and wide temperature swings, making them ideal for industrial automation, vehicle-mounted, and edge-computing deployments. This durability extends product lifespan, minimizes downtime, and ensures dependable operation even in environments that would quickly degrade standard computers.
IEC 60068 Certified
Our rugged mini computers are certified to meet the international IEC 60068 standard that tests the electronic components for various physical stressors. This means all units can withstand shocks and vibrations without disrupting the performance, providing reliability and continuity even in the harshest conditions.
Legacy Devices Compatible
Our mini PCs integrate legacy I/O ports for compatibility with older industrial machinery while including modern interfaces like USB 3.2 and dual-LAN for current systems. This combination enables smooth transitions during hardware upgrades, allowing you to extend existing workflows while preparing for tomorrow's performance and connectivity needs.