Fanless-computers : This setup allows hospitals to reduce costs, increase staff efficiencies and improve patient outcomes through continuous monitoring.

2016年8月19日星期五

This setup allows hospitals to reduce costs, increase staff efficiencies and improve patient outcomes through continuous monitoring.

With the move to Electronic Medical Records (EMR), hospitals now implement increasingly complex wireless networkinfrastructures for their medical staff. Data from devices and patients can be seamlessly stored to a cloud datacenter through wireless networks. This setup allows hospitals to reduce costs, increase staff efficiencies and improve patient outcomes through continuous monitoring.

Acrosser Technology recently introduced a new microbox network appliance, the AND-J180/J190N2. At only 234.6 x 151.4 x 43.5 mm, its small size allows it to be stored anywhere in the hospital without taking up space used by other important medical equipment. AND-J180/J190N2 utilizes the Intel Bay Trail J1800/1900 System on Chip (SoC), and provides serious performance at an attractive price. AND-J180/J190N2 also comes with up to six gigabit RJ-45 Ethernet LAN ports to link up with networking devices around the hospital. It has 3 pairs of LAN ports (up to two of which are capable of LAN-Bypass) allowing uninterrupted network traffic. In addition, the unit has a mini-PCIe expansion slot for Wi-Fi Module that supports the latest 802.11ac standard.

Connection with peripheral devices can be done via two USB 2.0 ports, one USB 3.0 port, and a VGA port for digital signage applications. Combining compact size, comprehensive I/O, and a powerful Intel processor, AND-J180/J190 is the ideal solution for managing network traffic in hospital setting.

Benefits:

Compact DesignThe small form factor microbox is ideally suited for space-constrained environments such as patient rooms and nursing stations

Wireless ConnectivityAND-J180/J190 supports 802.11ac with compatible WiFi modules. In addition, the unit can be used with two antennae for better signal, wider reach, and more robust coverage.

Low Power ConsumptionUse of the low power J1800/1900 Intel processor with low Thermal Design Power (TDP), helps to reduce power costs for hospitals.

LAN BypassLAN Bypass allows continued network operation even if another unit were to shut down. This creates greater reliability and uninterrupted network traffic to mission critical medical equipment.