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The most advanced embedded Box PC AAEON has ever developed, the BOXER-6648-ARS leverages the powerhouse performance of the Intel® Core™ Ultra Processors (Series 2) platform (formerly Arrow Lake) to revolutionize industrial automation in the AI era. Supporting both the Intel® H810 and Q870 Chipsets, a robust, industrial I/O, and integrated data security at both the BIOS and OS level, the BOXER-6648-ARS is compact, reliable, and built for the next generation of automation
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| Intel® Core™ Ultra 9/5/7 Processors (Formerly Arrow Lake) |
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Powered by Intel® Core™ Ultra (Series 2) Processors, the BOXER-6648-ARS offers up to 24 cores of raw processing power alongside up to 36 TOPs of AI inferencing performance. With this engine, the BOXER-6648-ARS can optimize resource allocation, executing computer vision, sensor data processing, and control tasks simultaneously.
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| Versatile I/O Configurations |
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Built to channel the AI performance of its Intel® Core™ Ultra (Series 2) platform, the BOXER-6648-ARS hosts a range of industrial interfaces, including six DB-9 ports for RS-232/422/485 and an 8-bit DIO terminal block. Meanwhile, the system offers up to six 10Gbps USB ports, dual HDMI 2.0 output, and multiple Ethernet ports with Intel® AMT support.
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| Enhanced Security – From BIOS to OS |
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The BOXER-6648-ARS retains a robust chain of trust, with a built-in secure boot key, including BIOS-level features such as UEFI Secure Boot, Security Flash, and Rollback Protection to verify the validity of each boot software’s signature. Meanwhile, the BOXER-6648-ARS also supports Secure Boot at the OS-level, preventing unauthorized code from being executed.
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| Unstoppable Performance in Extreme Conditions |
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Not only capable of fanless operation in temperatures ranging from -25°C to 50°C, the BOXER-6648-ARS also boasts a broad 10V to 35V power input range with over current, over/under voltage, and short circuit protection, guaranteeing operation even in the most demanding environments.
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