Polywell Computers mini PC with multiple video ports

The most in-demand in terms of multiple monitor multi-monitor applications is video surveillance. Polywell mini PCs receive video streams from remote IP cameras over IP network and display them on several monitors. Each monitor is in turn divided by surveillance software into several zones of camera images. Even in such a simple formulation, this task requires significant computing resources and high-performance video adapters. Often PCs working in such applications also provide recording of video streams into some kind of storage system.

Many Polywell Computers mini PCs are specially optimized for artificial intelligence and machine learning systems which are increasingly used for pattern recognition: license plates, human faces and others. Visual processors Intel Movidius and the specialized software platform Intel OpenVINO are widely used in such cases.

Another common application is video walls. They can have different topologies depending on the specific task. A common requirement is a powerful processor with a high performance video subsystem capable of displaying a split screen image absolutely synchronously and without delays or freezes.

Industrial applications for multi-display systems are becoming more and more numerous, which is why such PCs are becoming more and more popular.

Polywell Computers Mini PCs with multiple video outputs benefit from high reliability due to the use of industrial-grade rather than commercial-grade components. They are specially designed to work in 365/24 mode. Unlike many competitors, Polywell Computers openly publishes mean time between failures (MTBF) ratings for its systems. This is typically 100,000 hours.

Some systems have PCI-e and miniPCI-e expansion slots. There are mini PCs with a significant number of USB ports as well as RS232/RS485 ports. Some industrial mini PCs are fanless, which accounts for their low power consumption and quiet operation.

These qualities of Polywell Computers Mini PCs with multiple video outputs make them very popular among system integrators and companies operating industrial facilities and networks.