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In this blog, take a look at some key recommendations from the healthcare industry cybersecurity task force and see how Teguar computers can help keep patients safe in healthcare IT interactions.

Designing medical computers and tablets for an optimized user experience (UX) can improve the quality, efficiency, accessibility, and affordability of healthcare. Learn about computer hardware features that are improving the clinical experience for patients and healthcare providers alike.

If a fanless computer is operating in an environment outside of its rated operating temperature range, the computer performance may be reduced, and the computer life may be shortened.  Intel CPUs have built in protection called thermal throttling to protect themselves from being damaged by excessive heat. 

It’s that time of year when we take a look back at the tracks laid behind us before catching a breath for our next year-long stretch. There were industry trends of note in 2018, that we thought you might be interested to take a look at.

Medically certified computer hardware allows healthcare providers to deliver higher quality care and minimize downtime and errors. 

Waterproof is one of those terms that is thrown around loosely. It can refer to anything from a misty splash to a deep-sea dive. The question “do waterproof PCs work” is better answered by starting with answers to a few other questions.

The current introduction of healthcare aps and personal healthcare monitoring devices, puts new potential in the hands of consumers. Healthcare sectors seem to be struggling with this disruption, as the power equation has shifted. 

The development of telemedicine technology is enhancing the accessibility and quality of healthcare. Medical computers and tablets have unique features that make them ideal for telehealth.

Radiation, electrical noise and damp environments can make your touchscreen devices register ghost touches. Learn what type of touchscreen you need if you are having this issue.

Pros and cons of common types of memory used in industrial computers

There are two different implementations that are often considered for long term mission critical applications. One solution is an all-in-one touchscreen computer or panel PC.  The other option is a two-piece solution consisting of an industrial box PC and touchscreen display. 

A brief overview of how WiFi, Bluetooth, RFID/NFC, and 3G/4G LTE are used with rugged tablet computers.

Nomenclature can be confusing in specialized fields of engineering and industrial automation.  Hopefully this article will clarify some common terms that are used for industrial computers

A brief overview of how and where WiFi, Bluetooth, and RFID/NFC are used with healthcare computers

It’s that time of year when things heat up. The muggy hot weather slows us down and even our pets seem to take it easy in the dog days of summer. Heat is force which affects all elements including living as well as the mechanical.

The items discussed are some of the main points to consider when choosing an industrial computer or touchscreen panel PC for manufacturing areas.  

When someone argues that an iPad can run the same application as a certified medical computer they are most likely correct to some limitation. Below is a summary of some basic and critical differences between a consumer grade iPad and medical tablet PC.

Many customers know exactly what they are looking for in an industrial touchscreen computer, but there is still room for confusion regarding form-factors and mounting styles.  

A brief comparison of early generation and current generation healthcare digital tablets

Whether it is for a control panel, kiosk, OEM integration, production/packaging line, or running MES software in your factory, after enough screen time, all panel pcs can seem to blend together. 

They have infiltrated our factories, farms, hospitals, and even prisons. They silently execute their missions when failure is not an option. They survive in extreme conditions where others may fail.

It may be obvious to some, but this general question comes up often enough that I thought it would be appropriate to summarize in detail.   

With the advent of smart phones and tablets, many factory automation software providers have developed Android applications for monitoring and control of industrial automation equipment. 

The amount of effort that goes into four days of being crammed into a 10x20 square of carpet in a sea of signs, salespersons and attendees is incredible. The question then comes to mind; why bother with trade shows?