| Explore our latest projects, from intelligent transit kiosks to humanoid robots! |
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| A leading research enterprise came up with a plan to make intelligent service robots capable of practical, real-world deployment. To do so, they adopted AAEON’s 3.5" GENE-ARH6, powered by the Intel Core Ultra Series 2 Processor platform, as the robot’s nervous system, translating high-level AI decision-making into synchronized physical actions. |
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| A metropolitan public transit operator planned to introduce account-based ticketing to their city. However, with millions of existing dedicated transit cards in circulation and a need to maintain operational continuity, they developed and deployed UP 710S-powered self-service kiosks across over 15 major transit hubs, providing a secure passenger service interface through which both legacy and modern payment methods could coexist. |
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| One organization used AAEON’s BOXER-8658AI as an embedded safety decision node in their AI-driven maritime safety system for cargo ships operating in congested shipping lanes. Their high-level objective was not to replace the existing measures used by the international maritime ecosystem, such as AIS and radar data, but to give vessels a more precise view of their near-field environment where collision risk is highest. |
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