Flexible Tools for System Integrators
Sealevel has worked with major OEMs and system integrators since our founder designed the first RS-422/485 communication adapter for the IBM PC in 1984. Our Serial I/O, Digital and Analog I/O, USB Hubs and Isolators, and Embedded Computing solutions are designed specifically to enable and expand computer connectivity and control. Sealevel partners with OEMs and system integrators to meet their specific application needs through our standard product line and custom design and manufacturing capabilities. Our in-house Engineering department includes hardware, software, mechanical, layout, compliance, and test engineering teams. Our hardware design engineers specialize in complex computing and I/O design, excelling in SWaP optimization and functional density applications.
Robust I/O Solutions
Sealevel offers digital and analog I/O products and data acquisition devices with optically isolated inputs, Reed and Form C relay outputs, TTL interfaces to solid-state relays, and A/D and D/A functionality. Our I/O solutions support configurations from a few inputs to a distributed test and measurement network.
Digital & Analog I/O
Sealevel synchronous and asynchronous serial adapters are trusted anywhere reliable, high-speed communications are required – defense, manufacturing, automation, and broadcast communications. Solutions are available in traditional bus-based form factors or in easy-to-use USB and Ethernet protocols.
Embedded Computing
Designed for I/O-intensive applications, our industrial computers, touch panel PCs and COM Express solutions offer unmatched computing power combined with the flexibility and configurability required for broadcast communications, requiring no fans or other rotating parts.
Case Study
Limitless I/O & Applications for Seamless Systems Integration
A software and integration development company consults with Sealevel on hardware to support their AI-based automation tools. Among their solutions, the developer provides platforms for the creation of digital twins to empower live data to illuminate business insights and actions for efficiency. As a systems integrator, their clients are in industries that range from transportation and logistics to manufacturing to infrastructure. One of the primary solutions the company recommends for integration is a combination of an industrial computer with an Ethernet I/O module. However, they recently received an EOL notification for the PC they have relied on and needed a quick path to migration for a comparable solution with guaranteed long-term availability. To maximize the necessary technology shift, the company also desired to achieve a broader mix of I/O options to facilitate integration across a wide set of applications.
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Article
The Challenges of Deploying AI to the Edge
Artificial intelligence (AI) is in the midst of rapid, seemingly exponential advancements. However, most of what is seen in the news and read in articles deals with the consumer side of the technology. While AI technology is also rapidly improving in industrial settings, some significant challenges remain, specifically in AI edge computing applications. The issues presented by AI edge computing can be categorized into hardware limitations, software and algorithmic challenges, security and privacy concerns, and deployment and maintenance difficulties.
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White Paper
The Top Three Challenges Facing IIoT Integrators
Technology integrators have the potential to transform businesses in terms of logistics, processes, and revenue as they introduce IIoT. But before companies even consider IIoT adoption, there are recurring hurdles that many integrators face. In this white paper, we’ll address the top three challenges:
- Perceived “High” Investment Cost & Communicating ROI
- Retrofitting Existing Hardware
- Understanding & Implementing Cybersecurity