Revolution Pi – Industrial PC Based on Raspberry Pi
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Revolution Pi – Industrial PC Based on Raspberry Pi
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#2I was more hoping for a PC coomposed up multiple pis or something
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#3I was more hoping for a PC coomposed up multiple pis or something
They do exist https://www.picocluster.com/collections/pico-5/products/pico.... I have a 5 node Odroid cluster.
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#4How industrial are we talking? Is it certified for use in industrial environments? I saw a few mentions of IEC61131-2, but I couldn't find whether it actually has certifications.
If it is suitable for use in the industry, I can't wait to ditch ladder and Structured Text in favour of modern programming languages for industrial controllers.
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#5Is this a just a regular Raspberry Pi in a nice case?
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#6This would have been perfect for my last startup. Keeping those damn Pi's running when they were deployed across the country was a nightmare.
The SD cards had around a 20% failure rate per year. Eventually I just started shipping each system with a backup SD card taped to the inside of the case.
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#7Is this a just a regular Raspberry Pi in a nice case?
No, it appears to be using the Raspberry Pi 3 compute module. That's essentially a small circuit board with the core components of an RPi3 already designed and assembled. They then solder/plug this module into a larger board to add connectors and peripherals to it. So there's some custom design involved.
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#8Is this a just a regular Raspberry Pi in a nice case?
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#9Is this a just a regular Raspberry Pi in a nice case?
No. The power supply and case are designed with surge/ static discharge protections conforming to EN61131-2 and IEC 61000-6-2.
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#10This would have been perfect for my last startup. Keeping those damn Pi's running when they were deployed across the country was a nightmare. The SD cards had around a 20% failure rate per year. Eventually I just started shipping each system with a backup SD card taped to the inside of the case.
What did your startup do that required that many Raspberry Pis?