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Thankful Thursday: Family Promise and United Christian Ministries

Posted by Sarah Beasley on Nov 23rd 2017

While our products may be used across the nation and world (even outer space), we humbly acknowledge the importance of our local framework. We hope to express our de … View More

Smart Trust: The Rise of Blockchain in Edge Computing, Part II

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Nov 20th 2017

In part I of this series, we introduced blockchain as a potential answer to the questions of data security in the current trust economy. We summarized blockchain as … View More

Thankful Thursday: Meals on Wheels

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Nov 17th 2017

While our products may be used across the nation and world (even outer space), we humbly acknowledge the importance of our local framework. We hope to express our de … View More

Smart Trust: The Rise of Blockchain in Edge Computing, Part I

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Nov 14th 2017

The new Amazon Key wants to kill traditional package delivery. Their drivers access your home with a special key and place your package inside. Compatible with Ale … View More

Month of Giving

Posted by Sarah Beasley on Nov 9th 2017

People who know Sealevel know our brand for quality: we proudly manufacture our products here in the USA and provide lifetime warranties along with thorough support. … View More

Edge Computing: Optimizing IoT Networks for Speed and Automation

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Nov 7th 2017

Looking over a canyon rim, turning a sharp curve, and approaching an unknown frontier: the edge of a moment provokes thought and discovery. New “edge” de … View More

White Paper: Cloud Computing: What’s Your Service?

Nov 7th 2017

By Leah VanSyckel, Sealevel Systems, Inc Cloud computing — ubiquitous access to digital resources over a network — has been revolutionizing business since … View More

CARTA: A New Way of Managing Risk

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Nov 4th 2017

IT security, as we know it, works a lot like physical security in that the goal is to do two things: let good people in and keep bad people out. If you show your bad … View More

Not Monk-y Business: Brewing Up IIoT Solutions

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Oct 19th 2017

Some Sealevel team members were talking about IIoT applications. Cold chain monitoring, wastewater management, agriculture and liquid manufacturing, to name a few, o … View More

Raspberry Pi Feeds the IoT and Maker Trends

Posted by Tom O'Hanlan on Oct 16th 2017

Mugsy, Image courtesy of Hackaday.io“Mugsy is the coffee maker of your dreams,” according to a recent Hackster.io blog discussing the IoT device. Mugsy c … View More

Getting Smart: Artificial Intelligence and Its Tools

Posted by Sarah Beasley on Oct 12th 2017

Discussion surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) has grown immensely since 2015. Tech billionaires exchange differing opinions about its safety on Twitter. Resear … View More

Manual: SeaConnect 370

Oct 11th 2017

Downloads: SeaConnect 370 User Manual Size: 2.51 MB Type: pdf Article Specifications: Related Models: SeaConnect 370 Product Manual for … View More

Smart, Smarter, Smartest: IoT Devices Abound

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Oct 11th 2017

Pragmatic solutions for frustrating issues tend to drive technology discovery. However, once a technology hits mainstream markets, solutions abound, especially for p … View More

Smart Cities Use Low-Power Networks to Flourish

Posted by Tony Martin on Oct 7th 2017

Internet of Things (IoT) and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), at the core, are communications technologies. Data is transmitted between objects, and devices com … View More

White Paper: Beat the Heat: Thermal Engineering Solutions for Rugged Computing

Oct 3rd 2017

By Leah VanSyckel, Charlie Phelps, and Jeff Baldwin, Sealevel Systems, Inc For industries that require on-field computing for rugged operations in diverse, potentiall … View More

FAQ: Can the electromechanical relays on the SeaConnect 370 reliably switch a micro-current signal after switching a medium load?

Sep 20th 2017

No, they cannot. Medium loads wear through the contacts’ gold plating, which is what enables the micro-current switching capability. Beneath the gold plating i … View More

FAQ: What’s unique about the relays used on the SeaConnect 370?