Diamond Technologies, Inc (DTI), a leading provider of embedded solutions to OEMs, is thrilled to announce the launch of its new line of Embedded Computing Modules based off NXP’s i.MX 8M series of processors. This new line of Computing Modules is designed to deliver ultra-compact, high-performance, and energy-efficient embedding computing solutions to help both regulated and non-regulated industry partners accelerate their time to market.
For years DTI has been a go-to partner for OEMs, providing best-in-class embedded solutions for barcode readers, RFID, vision inspection, and OEM gateways and controllers. With the addition of these certified, cutting-edge Computing Modules, DTI is making it even easier for customers to simplify their embedded development by ensuring they get critical data capture and computing functionality from a single source.
DTI’s compact Computing Modules are designed to make the development process easier and faster. Fully tested and certified, these Computing Modules are ready for seamless integration into embedded designs, packing powerful processing, real-time connectivity, and unwavering reliability into some of the industry’s smallest footprints. This means less design complexity for engineers and OEMs, getting next generation products to market quicker than ever before. These product-ready Computing Modules are backed by the industry-leading support team at Diamond Technologies.
Paul Tesini, President at Diamond Technologies, Inc., shared his excitement, “We’re thrilled to add these cutting edge Computing Modules to our extensive portfolio of Data Collection, Processing and Automation solutions. By adding Computing Modules to our established line of embedded products for OEMs, our customers now have even more options to simplify their embedded development and accelerate their time to market.”
Diamond Technologies | diamondt.com
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