AAEON has announced its VPC-3350S, the Taiwan-based manufacturer's latest mobile network video recorder (NVR) system. Featuring the Intel processors formerly known as Apollo Lake, four Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports, and an innovative modular design, the VPC-3350S provides a system that is flexible, customizable, and budget-friendly, says the manufacturer.
Per AAEON, "The VPC-3350S Mobile NVR provides users with flexibility and customization in every detail of its design. Starting with the processor, the VPC-3350S is powered by the Intel Atom x5 E3940 (formerly Apollo Lake) as standard. Users can opt for more powerful processors, including the Pentium N4200, Celeron N3350 and Atom x7 E3950.
"The core feature of the VPC-3350S is its four PoE ports. The VPC-3350S not only offers up to 60W of power supply for connected devices, but also Gigabit Ethernet speeds. Additionally, the VPC-3350S offers users expandability with up to four mPCIe card slots, allowing the system to scale to project needs.
"The VPC-3350S can even support [the proprietary] AI Core X module, bringing the processing power of the Intel Movidius Myriad X VPU. The VPC-3350S is also built tough, with a fanless design and operating temperature range from -20°C up to 70°C."
According to the manufacturer, the VPC-3350S is available in two configurations: the compact Industrial VPC-3350S and the flexible In-Vehicle VPC-3350S (per project basis). The industrial VPC-3350S mobile NVR offers a compact form factor built for embedded applications. The Industrial VPC-3350S offers a rich complement of I/O features, allowing it to easily integrate and deploy as a machine controller or in machine vision applications such as license plate recognition.
The In-Vehicle VPC-3350S offers the same features as the Industrial configuration, but with additional features which are easy to customize and configure. The In-Vehicle VPC-3350 brings important features such as built-in GPS and G-Sensor, CANbus, and a wide operating voltage range of 9V to 36V. Most importantly, the In-Vehicle VPC-3350S features power ignition, allowing it to receive E-MARK certification, giving users peace of mind knowing the system won’t drain or damage vehicle batteries.
In addition to these two configurations, the unit's modular design allows a broad range of customization options. Customers can opt for different I/O configurations, built-in AI modules, or even voltage inputs up to 72V or 110V. .
“With the VPC-3350S, our customers and clients can enjoy a mobile NVR solution that is built for their needs,” said Josh Chen, product manager with AAEON’s Network Security Division. “The VPC-3350S offers scalability and customization with quick deployment and at a competitive cost.”