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What is COM Express?: The Rise of Configurable Computing Part I

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Aug 10th 2019

The new COM Express Type 7 carrier boards have been making waves in transportation and defense technology. The Type 7 pin-out specification that defines them is the … View More

Digitalizing Soccer: Two New Technologies Changing the Pitch

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jul 19th 2019

If you couldn’t tell from our 2018 Men’s World Cup soccer blog, Sealevel Systems employees love a good opportunity to watch the beautiful game. What you … View More

Sealevel on Sustainability: The US National Park System

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jul 17th 2019

Many of Sealevel’s team members relish time in nature as a way to refuel, reenergize and refresh. Our employees have completed, or will accomplish, many outdoo … View More

Laser Technology: Industry 4.0 at the Speed of Light

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jul 10th 2019

Cats aren’t the only ones chasing lasers. Applied scientists around the globe are working with lasers to move Industry 4.0 at the speed of light. From variatin … View More

Challenging Environments Part II: Testing for Harsh Environments

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 29th 2019

Rugged technology withstands everything thrown at it, but what exactly faces these warrior devices often comes across as vague. These five challenging environmental … View More

Lasers: Three Mind-Blowing Laser Developments to Know

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 21st 2019

Lasers are having a moment. In 2018, three physicists received the Nobel Prize in Physics for their work in “groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser ph … View More

Challenging Environments Part I: The Physical Demands on Technology Solutions

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 19th 2019

Deeper, higher, dirtier and longer: industries are going further than ever in their operations. The technology used to support their missions must be able to go the … View More

Campus Safety Measures Part II: Three Campus Safety Technology Use Cases

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 15th 2019

New technology is supporting campus safety, enhancing the partnership between public and private security teams. Three key technology industries have contributed to … View More

Sealevel Statement on Chinese Trade Tariffs

Jun 1st 2019

Sealevel is reluctantly forced to deal with the realities of the trade war with China by imposing a nominal 2% tariff recovery fee on all standard product orders, ef … View More

Campus Safety Measures Part I: Technology Supporting Institutions and Establishments

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 1st 2019

Public safety belongs on the streets, but it also belongs where we sleep, eat, study and watch. Safety, security, and liability guide many decisions at private insti … View More

Adapting Legacy Systems Part II: Tools for Integration

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 23rd 2019

In part I of this two-part series, we outlined the concerns people juggle when deciding to update industrial infrastructure and the associated costs of their chosen … View More

Adapting Legacy Systems Part I: Systems Integration and Digital Retrofitting

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 15th 2019

When the time comes to update assets and related processes, the path forward can be daunting; however, systems integration makes it easier. By extending the life of … View More

Guide to Navigating Greenville’s Artisphere

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 10th 2019

This May 10-12, Sealevel is a sponsor of the Greenville Artisphere festival, now in its fifteenth year. This sponsorship is a nod to the love of art Sealevel’s … View More

Water+Energy Part III: Four Technologies Reducing Industrial Energy and Water Waste

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 8th 2019

While water and energy industries have a frequently harmful, codependent relationship, this status quo can change. Technology provides an excellent way forward to su … View More

Water+Energy Part II: Water Use and Waste in Energy Industries

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 2nd 2019

In 2014, the World Bank announced that modern water and energy production systems were on a collision course. Part I of our Water+Energy series covered the collision … View More

Water+Energy Part I: Energy Use and Waste in Water Management

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Apr 26th 2019

In 2014, the World Bank announced that modern water and energy production systems were on a collision course. In this three-part Water+Energy Series, this collision … View More

Green Manufacturing: Industry 4.0 and the Sustainable Future

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Apr 24th 2019

Industry 4.0 technology and green manufacturing go hand-in-hand, and they are guiding manufacturing conversations. Part of this “green dialogue” exists f … View More

Under Pressure: An Alternative to Telemetry for Monitoring Water Pressure

Apr 18th 2019

Monitoring is making its way into industries at a more rapid pace than ever before – and even companies that aren’t new to the technology are seeking impr … View More

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