Single Board Computer – Compact Embedded Boards For Industry & Iot
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Geniatech Single Board Computers (SBCs) provide a compact, powerful embedded computing solution for industry, medical technology, IoT, and automation. With ARM processors, numerous interfaces (HDMI, LVDS, USB, PCIe, GPIO), and support Linux, they are ideal for custom embedded solutions and space-saving system integrations. Standardized form factors ensure maximum compatibility.
Benefits: ✔ Compact and powerful embedded boards ✔ Supports ARM architectures ✔ Diverse interfaces for flexible integration ✔ Support for Linux, and real-time operating systems ✔ Perfect for medical technology, IoT, and machine control
Business Nature
Manufacturer
Year Established
1997
Country/Region
Shenzhen, China
Main Products
Arm Embedded...
Payment Terms
Bank wire (T/T)
Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China, with branch offices in the United States and Germany, Geniatech designs and manufactures embedded computing and AI IoT solutions for 2, 000+ global enterprises. Our comprehensive product portfolio includes: E-Paper Innovations: Ultra-Low power large monochrome/color e-paper displays, E Ink tablets with Wacom stylus support for education and note-taking. AI & Edge Computing: AI acceleration modules, edge AI systems, and AI-ready development kits powering industrial upgrades. IoT & Embedded Computing: OSM/SMARC/Qseven-compliant SoMs, customizable SBCs, IoT Gateways, Mini-PCs, and industrial panel PCs. Backed by 100+ R&D engineers and in-house manufacturing, Geniatech delivers end-to-end OEM/ODM services across all major operating systems, ensuring rapid prototyping and market-ready deployment. Strategic partnerships with NXP, Renesas, Hailo, NVIDIA, Qualcomm, and Rockchip enable scalable cutting-edge solutions. With over two decades of embedded expertise, we empower industries from industrial automation to eco-friendly digital signage through hardware-software co-design, certified production, and AIoT platform ecosystems.
