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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

Brochure: Sealevel Company Insights

Jan 12th 2023

Downloads: SL9681F23-Sealevel-Company-Brochure-Web-830 Size: 5.42MB Type: pdf … View More

Brochure: Engineering

Jan 12th 2023

Downloads: SL9677F23-Sealevel-Engingeering-Brochure-Web-830 Size: 4.00 MB Type: pdf … View More

Manual: HazPAC10-15

Jan 5th 2023

Downloads: HazPAC10-15 User Manual Size: 2.92 MB Type: pdf … View More

Manual: HazPAC10-8.4

Jan 4th 2023

Downloads: HazPAC10-8.4 User Manual Size: 2.69MB Type: PDF … 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

Sealevel Holiday Tour

Dec 9th 2022

Tour our engineering department and see our state-of-the-art SMT line in action. Then, take a closer look at our through hole, testing, and assembly capabi … View More

Sealevel Releases Locking USB 3.0 Cables to Meet Increasing Industrial & Rugged Demands

Nov 17th 2022

Sealevel Systems announces the release of three new high-retention, SeaLATCH® locking USB 3.0 cables. Designed for shock and vibration tolerance, and to support … View More

Sealevel Recognized with South Carolina Transformation and Operational Excellence Award

Nov 17th 2022

Sealevel Systems received the Transformation and Operational Excellence Award at the 2022 South Carolina Manufacturing Conference and Expo.The award recognizes a com … 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

Parity, Checksum, and Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)

Nov 1st 2022

Parity is actually an extra bit that’s added to every data word. It can detect a one bit error within that data or byte Checksum is a sum all of the c … View More

I/O in a Minute: parity, checksum, and CRC

Nov 1st 2022

In this episode of “I/O in a Minute,” resident expert Frank Phelps goes over parity, checksum, and cyclic redundancy check (CRC). Parity, checksu … 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

Raw Mode or Bit-Shift Mode

Oct 11th 2022

Raw mode is actually the simplest form of communication. The card takes every bit of data that’s received from the communication line, groups it into 8 bit bytes … View More

I/O in a Minute: Raw Mode