Rugged Tablets – Page 40 – Rugged Tech Talk

Medical Tablets and Cart-Computers Offer Versatility, Efficiency & Durability for Healthcare

In today’s healthcare environment, healthcare personnel needs versatility in their technology, as well as reliability and durability. Some personnel has needs that require mobility and the need for small, portable devices that can easily be carried in the pocket of their uniform. While others have the need for a large screen that can handle viewing large graphics such as x-rays and test results.

3 Ways Rugged Tablets Improve Operations for Marines

Marines’ rugged tablets are critical in all operations that require a high level of precision and sophistication. They are an essential component of mission-critical equipment that are becoming increasingly important for asset tracking, security, and field operations. These tough military-grade portable computers are designed to provide durability and versatility in the office or in the field to improve user experience and service delivery.

Digital Twins for Construction and Architecture: Projects Simplified

Digital twin technology has been rapidly making a name for itself among various sectors for the last couple of years. Typically when digital twin technology is discussed it is referred to for 3D renderings of projects so that project teams can go in easily and update the 3D rendering when changes are made to the project.

Predictive Maintenance with Automation

Preventive maintenance was used to fine-tune equipment availability rates on the production floor in conventional manufacturing. Suppliers and vendors would set a predetermined service schedule for entire fleets of assets, and parts would be replaced when needed, whether or not they were needed.

Why Rugged Tablets are Best Built for the Special Forces

Because special forces team members must be prepared to go anywhere in the world, they train and work in all climates, weather conditions, and settings. During missions in enemy-controlled areas, Special Forces team members may be exposed to extreme temperatures, often without protection. They work and practice on military bases, ships, and submarines the majority of the time.