Industrial and Manufacturing environments can wreak havoc on IT hardware. Extreme temperatures, particulates in the air coupled with constant shocks and vibrations can kill a computer fast. Take a minute to read some of our recent success stories with our industrial customers to learn how they are taking advantage of the reliability of Cybernet's industrial computers.
Challenge
WARDJet needed a powerful computer with a touchscreen interface to act as the control panel for a new software they developed.
Solution
The Cybernet iOne C22 was the perfect fit, providing the device consistency they desired.
Results
The Cybernet iOne C22 has performed exactly as expected and will be shipped with all of WARDJet's X Series cutting tools.
Challenge
Mobis was rebuilding their factory floor and needed to find reliable computers. They needed integrated RFID, reliable touch screens and a company with a history of low failure rates.
Solution
Mobis selected the Cybernet iOne H24 because of its RFID functionality, their industrial grade components and the internal UPS.
Results
All the fielded Cybernet computers have had no problems in their shop after a year of deployment. Mobis is now restructuring their entire shop floor and configuring all of their computer stations with Cybernet iOne H24s.
Challenge
Biofit was struggling to find computers that could withstand their manufacturing environment. They needed hardware that could manage temperature fluctuations and dusty conditions.
Solution
They chose the Cybernet iOne C22 model because of the industrial grade components that were able to last in humid temperatures. This model was resilient against the dirty air quality. Plus, the IP65-rated screen panel was great for cleaning.
Results
BioFit has had no hardware problems with the latest Cybernet project deployment and they are very satisfied with the computers in use today.
Challenge
Vulcan materials needed something resilient enough to withstand the poor air quality and hot desert environments, but powerful enough to run their HMI software.
Solution
Vulcan Materials chose to go with the Cybernet iPC-R1 because of the fanless design and the solid state drives to avoid contaminants in the computers’ builds.
Results
Vulcan Materials has been implementing the iPC-R1 over the course of the last several years. The same Cybernet computers that Vulcan initially purchased for their first plant are still operable today.
Challenge
Sensus had a lot of manual processes that took time and energy-materials tracking and time clock management were the largest among them and space is at a premium.
Solution
The iOne C22 all-in-one PC fit the requirements for port selection, RFID use, and could withstand harsh manufacturing floors with its IP65 protection rating.
Results
It was Cybernet's quality, price, and range of functionality that eventually pushed them to shelf their consumer-grade PCs.
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