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Major Certification and Product Marks Explained

Posted by Drew Thompson on Aug 5th 2023

Product certification is essential for protecting consumers, complying with regulations, gaining market access, building trust, and ensuring safe and reliable functi … View More

Lidar: Uses and Technology Explained

Posted by Drew Thompson on Jun 26th 2023

Lidar – which stands for “light detection and ranging” or “laser imaging, detection, and ranging” – is a type of remote sensing t … View More

The What, Where, and Why of LoRaWAN

Posted by Drew Thompson on Jun 15th 2023

LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) is a low-power wireless communication technology specifically designed to allow devices to send and receive small amounts of d … View More

COM Express: Finding the Right Type

Posted by Drew Thompson on Mar 14th 2023

COM Express is a family of modular, small-form-factor computer-on-module (COM) specifications defined by the PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group (PICMG). A n … View More

Firmware: Capitalizing on IP & Enabling Hardware

Posted by Drew Thompson on Feb 15th 2023

Firmware is low-level software that is embedded directly into a hardware device. The actual code – depending on the device this is usually some combination of … View More

SWaP-C2 Applications: The Battlefield & Beyond

Posted by Drew Thompson on Feb 11th 2023

The term ‘SWaP-C2’usually brings aerospace and defense applications to mind. SWaP-C2 is an acronym for Size, Weight, Power, Cost, and Cooling, most often … View More

Component Software Helps Mitigate Supply Chain Disruptions

Posted by Drew Thompson on Jan 18th 2023

SiliconExpert is one of the major resources that Sealevel utilizes throughout the product development life cycle. In a nutshell, SiliconExpert is a software platform … View More

The Difference Between Embedded Vision & Machine Vision

Posted by Drew Thompson on Jan 17th 2023

Embedded vision systems combine all the hardware and software components of machine vision – image capture, processing, and interpretation – into one dev … View More

What is QNX?

Posted by Drew Thompson on Jan 3rd 2023

QNX is a commercial Unix-like real-time operating system owned by BlackBerry, aimed primarily at the embedded systems market. QNX, initially released by Quantum Softw … View More

IPMI for Remote Control & Monitoring of Embedded Computers

Posted by Drew Thompson on Nov 15th 2022

Remote device and system management is standard practice for most IT administrators. This management includes monitoring the functionality and status of the system o … View More

Four of the Most-Used Linux Distributions

Posted by Drew Thompson on Nov 10th 2022

Linux is an open-source operating system that powers an extensive variety of devices. Versions of Linux power personal computers, mobile devices (the Android operatin … View More

SWaP-C & SWaP-C2: What’s Next for Embedded Computing

Posted by Drew Thompson on Oct 14th 2022

As aerospace and defense technologies are becoming more and more complex – in terms of capabilities and feature/component density – the successful deploy … View More

Mitigating Supply Chain Challenges with Made in the USA

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Oct 13th 2022

Members of our leadership team were recently interviewed about obstacles – and strategies – for NPI (new product introduction). Not surprisingly, the glo … View More

The Top Three Reasons Linux is Running the World’s Supercomputers

Posted by Drew Thompson on Sep 14th 2022

Every piece of hardware – from home desktop computers to smartphones, to rack servers, to wind turbines – is controlled by some sort of operating system. While you ma … View More

The Top Ways 5G is Empowering Public Safety Communications

Posted by MacArthur Henderson on Aug 11th 2022

Communication technology plays a vital role in public safety. The fifth generation (5G) of wireless technology is improving emergency communication by enabling funct … View More

How Industry 4.0 is Transforming the Mining Industry

Posted by MacArthur Henderson on Jul 8th 2022

Mining has been present in America since colonial times, but it truly started to gain popularity during the 1800s with the discovery of new minerals. Since then, ind … View More

Adopting Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) to Industrial Networks

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Jul 2nd 2022

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Sealevel’s SMT Process & Future Growth

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Jun 15th 2022

Sealevel’s printed circuit board assembly process is driven by a state-of-the-art Surface Mount Technology (SMT) line. SMT manufacturing is the use of automate … View More

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