Industrial Automation
Embedded Computing Solutions for Industrial Automation
Industrial automation technology seeks to streamline the manufacturing, quality control and material handling process.
Today’s economy calls for manufacturing facilities that employ industrial embedded computing solutions to increase productivity, reduce failures and stay ahead of the competition. Reduced manufacturing space also calls for smaller and more rugged computing solutions that are able to withstand heat, dust and vibration.
Embedded computing solutions can play a key role in industrial automation technology by connecting equipment along a common network, providing real-time feedback to guide the manufacturing process, and utilizing cyber-physical systems to perform difficult tasks.
At Global American, we work closely with our clients to create industrial embedded computing solutions that are designed for seamless integration and long life.
For the past 25 years, industrial automation has been our focus, taking our customers from Intel 80296 slotted system border controllers (SBCs) to the newest Internet of Things (IoT) technology.
We know how important it is to find the right industrial embedded computing solutions for each client. Please contact us for a one-on-one consultation. We’ll listen to your needs, ask key questions and formulate a plan that positions you for success, now and in the future.
From design to integration to post-sales support, we’re committed to making each project a long-term success. We create a Process Control Document (PCD) for every build and share it with you. If any aspect of the build changes after go-live, we’ll update the PCD and send you the latest version.
Powerful, smartly designed embedding computing systems for industry, from an experienced team that’s committed to your success. That’s the Global American way. Contact us today to discuss your need for industrial automation technology.

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Harsh Environments
Harsh environments include those that feature extreme temperatures, water, humidity, particulates, electromagnetic discharge, electromagnetic interference, vibrations, physical impact, corrosive agents and/or various gases.

In-Vehicle Computing Solutions
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Industrial Automation
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Internet Of Things (IoT)
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Medical Computing
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Surveillance
A strong corporate surveillance program helps to control access to technology and data and protect against theft or damage to valuable equipment.

Oil And Gas
The oil and gas industry is considered to be the biggest sector in the world, constantly changing, but relying on consistency in software and hardware alike.
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