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Interactive information terminals in block of flat entrances - with energy saving function
Flat screens has become large and cheaper and are now the first choice for information in corporate receptions, in shops and shopping malls, at train stations, in hospitals etc. Add a touch function and an embedded computer inside the screen on top of that and you get a perfect solution for information display and interactivity. Capax got the project to supply suitable information equipment and displays in the entrance of blocks of flats. Capax and the customer went for a 26" Panel PC with touch and computer inside. The customer also wanted the Panel PC to be active only when a person watched or was close to the screen. The solution was a new product developed by Capax, a motion detector connected to the Panel PC that activate the computer and the screen when someone approaches the Panel PC. Warehouse truck Panel PC solution
An international corporation contacted Capax to equip hundreds of trucks with computers, screens and communication. The IT solution aimed to rationalize the flow of thousands of orders passing the warehouse daily. The driver of the truck should be able to receive new orders via WLAN directly to the truck and have access to the full corporate IT network. The solution: A small screen (10") Capax Panel PC with built in communication and custom built mounting brackets to fit Panel PC and a keyboard on the truck.
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Tailor made embedded computer for machines that sort, count and exchange coin and banknotes
In 1998 Capax got the contract to develop embedded computers for one of the world leading manufacturers of banking equipment. Due to a limited space inside the machines and the detailed specification on the types and location of the computer ports a custom made solution was chosen. Capax is now, eleven years later, shipping the third generation of custom made computers to this customer. The latest model is based on an ETX module with custom made carrier board and chassis. Since 2005 this model has shipped in more than 4000 units. Marine approved 19" rack based industrial computer
Since 2001 Capax has developed and manufactured marine approved computers. Among the customers during these years is one of the world leading manufacturers of computer based navigation solutions for large ships. A marine approved computer has to pass marine specific tests for vibration and EMC. When the computer has passed all the marine tests it gets an IEC-945/EN60945 approval. This approval is then used to classify the computer by one or several members of the International Association of Classification Societies, for example Lloyds or Rina. Once classified the computer could be used onboard a ship and the ship could be insured by an insurance company. Example of ships running Capax computers for navigation are the STENA Line passenger ships and all the Maersk shipping vessels.
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