Hardware

AAEON introduces gateways for IoT networks

The SRG-3352 gateway is designed to power an industrial IoT network. Image courtesy of AAEON.

September 23, 2020

AAEON, a provider of IoT and AI edge computing solutions, has introduced its edge gateways designed to power industrial IoT networks, the SRG-3352 and SRG-3352C, according to a press release.

With low power consumption and support for wireless communications including NB-IoT, the SRG-3352 and SRG-3352C offer a value for building and maintaining edge networks. AAEON edge gateways provide the flexibility to connect with a range of nodes and sensors to power edge networks in factories, smart city Infrastructure and other Industrial and advanced IoT applications.

The SRG-3352 is powered by the Arm Cortex-A8 800 MHz RISC processor. This processor reduces the energy requirements, saving electricity and allowing the system to be deployed with solar or battery power. With very little heat output, the system can operate in a range of temperatures from 0-to-60-degrees Celsius without a loss in performance.

To connect from edge to cloud, the SRG-3352 supports 3G/4G LTE as well as NB-IoT to help reduce carrier costs.

The SRG-3352 provides flexibility in connecting with edge nodes, supporting Wi-Fi and featuring two Gigabit Ethernet ports, USB 2.0 and RS-485 ports. Optional wall-mount and DIN rail kits ensure the SRG-3352 can be deployed anywhere it's needed. It is also compatible with popular cloud services including AWS, Azure and Arm Pelion, or can be configured to work with a customer's own cloud platform.