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The Difference an “I” Makes: IIoT vs. IoT

Posted by Sara Gates May on Jul 20th 2021

Consumers utilize the Internet of Things (IoT) to automate and simplify everyday tasks while manufacturers use the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to increase o … View More

What Happens When You Compare a Sealevel Blackbox to Someone Else’s?

Jun 23rd 2021

Sure, you can see the same inputs and outputs. You’ll get accurate readings of the data you need. Both of these devices can keep your trains running, rigs … View More

Responding to New Demands: The Unmanned Campaign Plan

Posted by Sara Gates May on Jun 23rd 2021

The global security environment is shifting towards great power competition: when two or more countries have amassed enough military, political and economic power to … View More

Sealevel Releases Rugged SuperSpeed USB 3.1 Hub with Extended Temperature Operation

Jun 23rd 2021

Sealevel Systems, Inc., an industry leader for industrial I/O and computing, announces the Rugged SuperSpeed 7-Port USB 3.1 Hub. The USB 3.1 hub features a rugged, … View More

The What & Why of Industrial USB Hubs

Posted by Sara Gates May on Jun 21st 2021

USB hubs, specifically those used in industrial applications, are valuable in a variety of settings. High current USB peripherals may include phones, vision systems … View More

Total Reliability

May 26th 2021

Ordinary products break down. And when they do you: stop the machine, talk to your engineering team, find a stand-in product, install that, check the warr … View More

Achieving Interoperability: BACN, BFTN and the ACC-188

Posted by Katherine Elrod on May 26th 2021

Communications truly are mission-critical within the defense arena. However, lack of interoperability across devices, platforms and communication channels presents o … View More

Sealevel’s New Leadership Excels at SWaP Engineering and Functional Density

May 25th 2021

Sealevel Systems, Inc., has promoted Jeff Baldwin to Director of Engineering.Baldwin is versed in best practices for all aspects of complex computing designs: incorp … View More

White Paper: Water@Work – Embracing New Tech & Applications

May 19th 2021

As the water industry evolves, leaders are embracing new technology to improve efficiency and employ predictive maintenance. In this “Water@Work” white pa … View More

Meet the Sealevel Blackbox

Apr 15th 2021

Meet the Sealevel Blackbox: an engineering masterpiece that’s been carefully handcrafted and intelligently designed. It’s full of: FPGAs, UAR … View More

White Paper: The Top Three Challenges Facing IIoT Integrators

Mar 31st 2021

Perceived “High” Investment Cost & Communicating ROI Retrofitting Existing Hardware Understanding & Implementing Cybersecurity Technology i … View More

What Makes an Industrial PC Rugged?

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Mar 26th 2021

Rugged PCs are computers designed to operate in harsh environments like those found in military, oil & gas and industrial applications.How are Rugged PCs Designe … View More

Do you have a LabView driver for Sealevel SeaI/O or eI/O devices?

Mar 12th 2021

We recommend using Sealevel SeaI/O and eI/O devices with LabView in combination with one of the available options to give LabView the ability to communicate via the M … View More

Dual – or Greater – Ethernet Ports for Efficiency & Security

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Mar 9th 2021

Consumer computers are often built with at least two Ethernet ports, and industrial computers may contain four or more. Multiple Ethernet ports allow for improve … View More

IT/OT Convergence: Benefits & Adoption

Posted by Heidi Huff on Mar 4th 2021

Traditionally, Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) have been separate operations with unique personnel teams and goals. However, with the inc … View More

What programming languages can I use with SeaMAX for Windows to control Sealevel SeaI/O and eI/O digital and analog I/O devices?

Mar 4th 2021

SeaMAX for Windows provides both a .NET DLL and a native DLL with nearly identical capability to control these device types. The .NET DLL should be accessible f … View More

Looking to the Future of Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 7

Posted by Heidi Huff on Mar 2nd 2021

Wi-Fi 6 was released in 2020, and Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) is just around the corner with expected release in 2024. Wi-Fi 6 implements a number of technological improvemen … View More

The Convergence of OT & IT Cybersecurity

Posted by Heidi Huff on Feb 25th 2021

Until recent decades, Operational Technology (OT), which involves the monitoring and controlling of physical machinery and equipment, was manually managed by human w … View More

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