Telit, a global leader in the Internet of Things (IoT), announced the release of the SE250B4, the newest addition to its smart module product line. Evolving from the existing SE150A4, the SE250B4 is a fully featured “system on a module” that provides native support for integrated peripherals like high-resolution touch displays, advanced cameras and popular audio and digital sensor interfaces. The SE250B4 is ideal for a wide range of applications that require mobility, high data rates, advanced human-machine interface and edge computing functions. The certified and ready-to-use SE250B4 helps customers reduce time to market, R&D investments and total cost of ownership (TCO).
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The new SE250B4 smart module is powered by the Qualcomm QCM2290 system-on-chip (SOC) with built-in Qualcomm Adreno GPU 702 at 845MHz, and runs on the Android operating system (OS). The new SE250B4 supports comprehensive multimedia features and multiple wireless technologies — LTE Cat. 4 / Wi-Fi 5/ Bluetooth 5.0/ GNSS — in one highly integrated package that is perfect for a wide range of IoT applications such as:
- Mobile point-of-sale (mPOS), smart cash registers and vending machines
- Smart alarm panels
- Security surveillance cameras and systems
- Home automation and smart home gateways
- Industrial personal digital assistants (PDA)
- Handled PCs and tablets
- Police and law enforcement equipment
- Telematics cameras
- Digital video recorders (DVR)
- In-car video
- And many more
“Our commitment to offering customers the most advanced solutions for streamlining development and production processes is reflected in our new SE250B4 smart module series, which not only strengthens Telit’s smart module portfolio but also our market presence in this strategic and growing sector,” said Manish Watwani, chief marketing and product officer, Telit.
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