Embedded Control & Logging

Introducing UEI's SoloX Processor

UEI now offers an ARM based platform that offers a number of new features including optional HDMI output.

Why Choose the UEIPAC?

The UEIPAC is a stand-alone data acquisition controller capable of being embedded almost anywhere. This new video highlights the primary features which make these devices an ideal solution for any of your measurement and control applications.

How to Wirelessly Connect to a UEIPAC Shared Data Server

See how quick and easy it is to connect an iPad, smartphone, or laptop to a wireless data server using a UEIPAC Linux-based 3-slot Cube.

UEIPAC Linux Based Programmable Automation Controller with built in Logger Functionality

The UEIPAC offers an unprecedented combination of flexibility, high performance, low cost and small size. The unit is an ideal solution in a wide variety of measurement and control applications including: Temperature control, Remote/unmanned vehicle control, Hardware in-the-loop (HIL) and more.

Choose A Networked or Stand-Alone System

While UEI systems are engineered for data acquisition, simulation and control, our hardware falls into two basic categories – PowerDNA and UEIPAC. This video illustrates the differences between each.

How to Build a Simulink Model for UEISIM

See how to build a Simulink model using United Electronic Industries' UEISIM library.

Control/Monitoring options for your model on UEI Hardware - Part 1

See how to decouple your model from the Mathworks Simulink environment for stand alone operation using web sockets or TCP/IP. UEISIM.

Control/Monitoring options for your model on UEI Hardware - Part 2

Independent monitoring and control via .NET, LabVIEW, Simulink, and an internet browser. UEISIM.

How to deploy your SIMULINK model on UEI Hardware

In this video, we will build a Simulink model and deploy it on our data acquisition and control hardware (UEISIM).

Internet of Things and UEI Data Acquisition & Control Systems

Find out why UEI hardware provides a perfect link in the network of interconnected objects and devices commonly called "The Internet of Things" (IoT).

Setting Up UEI Hardware for Internet of Things Applications

With just a few simple steps, you can begin sharing data between UEI data acquisition and control hardware and your IoT (Internet of Things) system. This video shows you how to get started.

Learn much more in our white paper “Internet of Things and UEI Data Acquisition & Control Systems”: http://www.egunsan.com/applica...