The Invisible Powerhouse. High-Performance Medical Computing with Zero Footprint

Yes. Because the CyberMed R6 is 100% fanless and uses a specialized heat-sink chassis design, it does not require active airflow. It is safe to mount inside cabinets, wall voids, or medical device housings.

Yes. We can pre-image the device with Windows 10 or 11 IoT Enterprise, allowing you to lock down the operating system for specific clinical applications (kiosk mode).

The CyberMed R6 is compatible with standard VESA mounting brackets. You can mount it directly to the back of a VESA-compatible monitor, or "sandwich" it between the monitor and a wall arm.

Like our All-in-One line, the CyberMed R6 maintains a failure rate of less than 0.5% annually, thanks to its industrial-grade components and lack of moving parts (no fans or spinning drives).

Absolutely. These units are engineered for 24/7 continuous operation. By utilizing industrial-grade components and a fanless thermal management system, the hardware avoids the common points of failure—like broken fans or dust buildup—that typically cause consumer PCs to overheat or crash during constant use.

Unlike standard plastic or metal housings, antimicrobial enclosures are infused with an agent that inhibits the growth of microorganisms such as bacteria, mold, and fungi. This provides an extra layer of protection for the device itself, especially in high-touch environments like nursing stations or shared mobile carts where cross-contamination is a risk.

The unit supports several mounting configurations, including standard VESA mounts for monitors, wall-mount brackets for hallway installations, and specialized "din rail" or "pole mounts" for integration into complex medical machinery or laboratory environments.

Cybernet PCs can be customized or configured with specialized internal components to support specific power needs. For standard installations, it utilizes a medical-grade AC/DC power brick to ensure low-leakage current and patient safety. Please contact our engineers for specific PoE or DC-input requirements.

Yes. Our medical box PCs are built with high-performance Intel Core processors and high-speed NVMe SSDs to meet or exceed the hardware requirements for all major Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and Electronic Health Record (EHR) platforms. They are fully compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 11 Pro/IoT.

The 4th Edition of IEC 60601-1 specifically addresses Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC). Medical box PCs certified to this standard are tested to ensure they do not interfere with other sensitive bedside equipment, such as ventilators or anesthesia machines, and are resilient against interference from external sources like cell phones or Wi-Fi routers.

Yes. Unlike modern consumer PCs that have phased out older connectivity, our medical SFF PCs include native RS232/COM ports and multiple USB 3.0/3.1 ports. This allows hospitals to continue using specialized legacy equipment, such as barcode scanners, vitals monitors, and lab equipment, without the need for unreliable adapters.

Consumer-grade PCs often change components every 12 to 18 months, which forces IT departments to constantly re-image and re-validate their software. Cybernet provides a 5-to-7-year product lifecycle. This means hospitals can standardize on a single hardware configuration for years, significantly reducing the "total cost of ownership" and simplifying IT maintenance.