DSL were approached by an internationally recognised leader in transportation solutions with a request to design a PC104 processor card. Our client had less than 15 weeks to produce prototypes with a strict criteria.
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DSL was approached by one of the UK’s leading provider of business & control solutions to water, energy and environmental monitoring services.An integral part of their overall solution was an intelligent remote telemetry unit fitted with a range of I/O interfaces.
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The Appliance Studio sought an experienced electronic design partner who could undertake processor board design, provide bios adaptation services and could manage both the rapid prototype and product build - DSL fitted the bill on all counts.
The outline requirement was for a thin profile, (30mm) small footprint (200mm x 150mm) enclosure housing an X86 architecture, fan less single board computer of Intel Pentium MMX 200MHz performance or similar.
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For a project such as this to succeed it is vital that it is a true collaboration between the OEM and the design house. DSL’s engineering team met with Taylor Hobson to review the requirements and presented a plan to meet both the commercial and technical demands of the project. As a result of this, DSL worked on both the hardware and the majority of the software writing.
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