The supply chain runs from the production warehouse to the cashier: POS systems take inventory, warehouse scanners track parcel progress, backend systems turn the collected data into inventory control. In Innodisk's words, all of these must work reliably to ensure the chain never breaks.
Aetina's logistics platforms process data at the edge in automated picking, sorting, palletising and goods-movement applications. Björn Tech builds the hardware side of that chain: the compute module and navigation system in autonomous warehouse vehicles, the cameras and inference hardware that read the parcel and the label, the touch panels at the front of the store, and the memory, storage and bus modules that tie them together.
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| Applications | Warehouses and distribution centres, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), delivery robots, store and kiosk systems |
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| Operation | 24/7, and on battery power in AMRs and other mobile equipment |
| Environment | Warehouse areas exposed to extremes of temperature and humidity; shock and vibration on AMRs |
| Vehicle interfaces | CAN 2.0B / CANopen / CAN FD, isolated serial lines, MIPI CSI-2 camera inputs on the module |
| Memory | Beyond the JEDEC standard: -40 ~ 95 °C for wide temperature and up to 125 °C for ultra temperature; Side Fill and conformal coating against shock and vibration |
| Compute | A 100 TOPS (dense) / 200 TOPS (sparse) module for AGVs and AMRs; sub-30 ms vision processing on the FPGA side |
In Innodisk's words, rugged systems in AMRs and warehouses need added protection against unstable power supplies and other interferences. Longevity comes from hardware, firmware and software working together.
Our answer M.2 PCIe Gen4 4TE2 / 4IG2-P
Outside the POS in a temperature-controlled store, every other part of the chain is exposed to the highs and lows of temperature and humidity; AMRs and other mobile equipment also take shocks and vibration.
Our answer EXMP-Q911DDR5 Industrial Memory
A vehicle moving between racks has to see the obstacle without the latency of the cloud: the image is processed on the vehicle and the decision is made before the vehicle has to stop.
Our answer EXMP-Q911APEX-E100AIB-MO23/33-S1 | AIB-MN33/43-S1
In sorting and counting, a single misread label becomes a wrong shipment further down the chain. Several camera streams have to be analysed at once and at low latency.
Our answer MIPI CSI-2 Camera ModulesEXMU-X261AIP-CR68
Kiosks and self-service systems in front of customers are touched, cleaned and tampered with all day; the front face has to be both protected and presentable.
A warehouse vehicle, a delivery robot and a store kiosk share requirements but differ in the details. A single core system that adapts to the specifics without sacrificing reliability or introducing compatibility issues makes development faster.
The moving end of the chain is the vehicle inside the warehouse. Innodisk positions the EXMP-Q911 compute module explicitly for AGV and AMR applications through its CAN FD, 10GbE and RS-232/422/485 expansion modules, and the two 4-lane MIPI CSI-2 inputs on the module take the cameras directly. Where a ready-made system is wanted, the APEX-E100 does the same job for AMR/AGV navigation, and Aetina's AIB-MO23/33-S1 reaches up to 157 TOPS on a palm-sized board.
Where the parcel and the label are read, accuracy comes before raw compute. MIPI CSI-2 cameras run from 2 MP to 13 MP at low latency; the EXMU-X261 handles four streams on its FPGA at sub-30 ms; and the Aetina AIP-CR68 performs visual recognition with a Hailo-8 in a fanless body.
On the store side the hardware faces the customer: the IP65 front and 10.1"–21.5" touch screen of POLYRACK's PanelPC 2 form the face of kiosks and self-service systems, while CasTech and EmbedTech SFF carry the electronics behind them. The layer that ties the chain together is Innodisk's wide-temperature memory, power-protected SSDs and isolated CAN modules.
Each card shows the product's role in this system and the expectations it answers; the product's own page has the full specifications. 12 products across 4 layers are recommended: Innodisk (7), Aetina (2), POLYRACK (3).
The moving end of the chain: a vehicle travelling between racks produces both the image and the decision on board.
Innodisk · Qualcomm · COM-HPC Mini module
For teams designing their own vehicle: Innodisk positions this platform for AGV and AMR applications with its CAN FD, 10GbE and RS-232/422/485 expansion modules. 100 TOPS (dense) / 200 TOPS (sparse), two 4-lane MIPI CSI-2 camera inputs on the module, -40 ~ 85 °C.
Expectations It Answers Temperature, humidity and vibration in the warehouseNavigation in the aisle, without latencyOne core that adapts to different scenarios
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Innodisk · Intel · Core Ultra with NPU
Where a ready-made system is wanted: up to 36 TOPS of low-power inference for AMR and AGV navigation, with MIPI over Type-C cameras connecting directly.
Expectations It Answers Navigation in the aisle, without latency
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Aetina · NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX / Nano · Board-level system
A palm-sized board-level platform that fits on the vehicle: up to 157 TOPS with Jetson Orin NX in Super Mode, two PoE (802.3af) ports and two MIPI CSI-2 camera inputs.
Expectations It Answers Navigation in the aisle, without latency
Product DetailsThe layer where the parcel, the label and the shelf are read: several streams analysed at once and at low latency.
Innodisk · MIPI CSI-2 · 2 MP ~ 13 MP
Low-latency MIPI CSI-2 modules from 2 MP to 13 MP on the sorting line and at counting points, with image tuning for the application.
Expectations It Answers Accuracy in reading parcels and labels
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Innodisk · AMD Xilinx · machine vision kit
The FPGA route: it processes one to four 2 MP video streams in parallel at up to 20 fps with sub-30 ms latency, and ships with a ready BSP and pre-trained models.
Expectations It Answers Accuracy in reading parcels and labels
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Aetina · MegaEdge · M.2 series
A compact, fanless system for visual recognition: an onboard Hailo-8 AI accelerator and out-of-band management for remote maintenance.
Expectations It Answers Accuracy in reading parcels and labels
Product DetailsThe end of the chain that faces the customer: the surface people touch and the enclosure behind it.
POLYRACK
The face of kiosks and self-service systems: a 10.1" to 21.5" touch screen, an IP65 front and passive cooling up to 25 W TDP.
Expectations It Answers A durable surface at the front of the store
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POLYRACK
A die-cast aluminium enclosure with integrated protection up to IP65 for control electronics mounted directly beside a conveyor or on a wall.
Expectations It Answers A durable surface at the front of the store
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POLYRACK
An all-metal enclosure for embedded boards in different form factors; desktop, VESA, DIN-rail or wall mounting adapts the same core to different scenarios.
Expectations It Answers One core that adapts to different scenarios
Product DetailsThe layer that ties the chain together: storage that survives a power cut, wide-temperature memory and the vehicle bus.
Innodisk · PCIe Gen4 · M.2 and U.2 · Ultra iSLC
For write-heavy logging on the vehicle and in the warehouse: 4IG2-P with Ultra iSLC and 4TE2 in compact M.2 lengths, both rated -40 ~ 85 °C.
Expectations It Answers 24/7 operation on unstable power
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Innodisk · UDIMM · SODIMM · ECC · CSODIMM · CUDIMM · CAMM2
DDR5 SODIMM, UDIMM and ECC UDIMM modules that go beyond the JEDEC standard: -40 ~ 95 °C for wide temperature, with Side Fill and conformal coating against shock and vibration.
Expectations It Answers Temperature, humidity and vibration in the warehouse
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Innodisk · CAN 2.0B · J1939 · CANopen · CAN FD
Isolated CAN channels with CANopen and CAN FD support, to connect to vehicle control units and warehouse equipment.
Expectations It Answers One core that adapts to different scenarios
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Industrial Storage, Memory and Edge AI
With Innodisk, we offer industrial-grade flash storage, DRAM modules, embedded camera modules, network and I/O expansion cards and edge AI systems. Founded in Taiwan in 2005, Innodisk designs its products for extreme temperatures, shock and vibration, unstable power and long product life cycles; we integrate them into the enclosures and thermal solutions of our other brands.
Recommended in this sector: EXMP-Q911, APEX-E100, MIPI CSI-2 Camera Modules, EXMU-X261, M.2 PCIe Gen4 4TE2 / 4IG2-P, DDR5 Industrial Memory, Isolated CAN Bus Modules
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Edge AI Systems and GPU Accelerators
With Aetina we offer Jetson-based edge AI systems, in-vehicle AI computers, GPU-expansion workstations, short-depth 2U AI servers and MXM / PCIe GPU cards. Founded in Taiwan in 2012 and part of the Innodisk Group since 2013, Aetina develops field-ready edge AI solutions; as its authorised representative in Türkiye we plan these systems together with our enclosure and thermal solutions.
Recommended in this sector: AIB-MO23/33-S1 | AIB-MN33/43-S1, AIP-CR68
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Industrial Electronic Packaging — Authorised Distributor for Türkiye
With POLYRACK Electronic-Aufbausysteme GmbH, we offer integrated packaging solutions for the widest range of applications in the electronics industry. With more than 45 years of engineering expertise and relationships of trust with the world's leading electronics brands, POLYRACK operates on a global scale, from Europe to Asia and from North America to the Turkish market.
The product range covers 19" subrack and enclosure families, industrial PC and panel PC systems, CompactPCI / VMEbus / OpenVPX backplanes, DIN rail modules and customer-specific system platforms. Custom designs developed on the basis of standard catalogue products combine the cost advantage of series production with the flexibility of individual customer requirements. POLYRACK has a multi-technology manufacturing infrastructure including metal and plastic processing, aluminium extrusion and die-casting, plastic injection moulds, surface treatment, electronic assembly and logistics.
Recommended in this sector: PanelPC 2, CasTech, EmbedTech SFF
Product PageThe compute module in the warehouse vehicle, the cameras, the store panel and the memory and storage that connect them, all in one order, with a single technical contact from design to delivery.
The warehouse vehicle, the delivery robot and the store kiosk are built from the same validated set of components, so changing the scenario does not introduce compatibility issues.
Fixed bills of materials and long-term supply options support warehouse and store systems that stay in the field for years.
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