A fanless industrial computing system combines a high-brightness touchscreen, flexible processor options, versatile connectivity, and front-panel protection for automation, machine control, and monitoring applications.

The IHPC-W101 fanless human-machine interface (HMI) panel PC by IBASE Technology is designed for industrial automation, machine control, and equipment monitoring. Its 10.1-inch touchscreen offers a high-brightness display for visibility in well-lit environments, while the IP65-rated front panel protects against dust and water ingress.
The panel PC is available with two display options, including a sunlight-readable version with higher resolution and brightness. Its projected capacitive touchscreen supports up to 10-point touch, enabling intuitive operator control.
The key features are:
- Up to 16GB DDR5 memory support
- Intel Atom N150 or Core 3 N355 processor options
- TPM 2.0 hardware security
- Eight GPIO pins for equipment interfacing
- 12–24V DC power input
Powered by Intel Atom or Intel Core 3 processors, the system supports DDR5 memory and multiple M.2 sockets for storage and wireless connectivity expansion. Optional Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular connectivity enable flexible networking for industrial applications.
For connecting industrial equipment, the system includes dual Ethernet ports, DisplayPort outputs, USB interfaces, GPIO pins, and serial communication ports. Support for RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 interfaces helps integrate the panel PC with industrial controllers and peripherals.
Its fanless design reduces reliance on moving cooling components, while TPM 2.0 hardware security helps protect system integrity. A wide DC input range supports industrial power requirements, and the N150-based configuration can operate across a broad temperature range with airflow.
With panel and VESA mounting options, the compact system can be installed in machinery, production lines, and control stations where space, display visibility, and reliable equipment connectivity are essential.
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