L140TG-3

Laptops used by everyday consumers rest in relatively benign environments, indoors, at room temperature, and rarely exposed to harsh weather like rain or snow. On the other hand, the military laptop and its users face much more extreme climates than the ordinary notebook. Thus, they need a reliable device to perform in harsh conditions. Hence, when deciding the right products for military and defense, you should be armed with the correct information that leads to better choices—the better technology that soldier has, the better decision-making and operation effectiveness are. GWINbook L140TG-4 Rugged Laptop is Made to Work The Winmate GWINbook L140TG-4 Rugged Laptop is a specially designed rugged laptop for the military-grade market. L140TG-4 Rugged Laptop powered with Intel® 11th Gen. Processor Family – Tiger Lake Processor and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise operating system. It supports wideband connectivity options such as WLAN, BT, GLONASS, and 4G LTE (optional) to keep workers connected in the very most remote locations. The L140TG-4 is designed to make work easily accessible and less laborious. Its new and brighter 14-inch screen with optical bonding and anti-glare treatment to support sunlight readability. It also has diverse touchscreen input options, including fingertip, pen, or glove, giving you more input options besides the available touchpad and keyboards. GWINbook L140TG-4 Rugged Laptop with Military-Grade Durability Military mobile devices are commonly used outdoors under the bright sunshine. Yet not many computers offered on the market are appropriate for such a demanding environment. To meet the military circumstances, all of our appliances, no matter their ruggedness level, passed the strenuous tests done by the Winmate R&D teams and the independent, internationally recognized third-party test labs. The L140TG-4 has passed MIL-STD 810H and IP65 certifications to ensure its durability. Disruptive Transformation Digital transformation in automotive manufacturing is not new. In fact, the automotive industry has been one of the most aggressive in replacing manual labor with automation. There are four key trends disrupting the automotive industry: connectivity, automation, shared rides, and electrification. These trends will directly impact automotive manufacturers' operation and survival in a highly competitive market, making digital transformation required. With digitalization altered the connections across the entire retail landscape. OEMs, dealers, and customers are dynamically redefining how they interact with each other. Consumers' growing demands for a seamless experience across digital and physical touchpoints are pushing OEMs and dealers to reconsider how they engage with customers before, during, and after the sale. That also means, to digitized the paper-intensive purchase transaction and works. Data on the move, from the factory to store Continuous data collection and analysis on the factory floor creates a new opportunity for predictive maintenance in-vehicle diagnostic systems. In addition, intelligent components and prevalent connectivity allow the vehicle and some components to proactively signal when they need maintenance or replacement, thus dramatically reducing recalls' frequency and severity. The burst of low-cost sensors has reduced the cost of predictive maintenance, thus enabling next-generation servicing. Gradually, service is no longer just a mechanical adjustment or part replacement but also a software upgrade to improve performance in the overall engine and individual mechanical systems, contributing to parts and optimal performance maintenance. With all these moving parts working in harmony, it is not hard to leverage Industry 4.0-collected data beyond the factory floor into e-commerce. Data collected from digital market platforms can tell manufacturers what products are preferred and what locations receive the most demand—allowing manufacturing to adjust their operations to meet the needs and create personalized services. Digitalizing for Manufacturing Benefits More than Just Manufacturers Although the Industry 4.0 leading technologies like industrial robotics, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), cloud computing, and machine-to-machine (M2M) communications technologies have only matured recently, the competition and broader adoption have driven the cost of digitalization down. That means the Industry 4.0 digitalization will be more accessible for a wider group of adopters, unlocking more benefits for more people and businesses. Studies by Capgemini Research Institute predict that by the end of 2022, 24% of automotive manufacturers' plants will be smart factories, and 49% of automakers have already invested more than $250 million in smart factories. With a digital technology component to everything an auto manufacturer does, the challenge they need to overcome is how to move at speed, make changes now, and own the customer experience before technology disruptors take it from their grasp. Find more about how to digitalize your manufacturing floor and reap the benefits at: www.winmate.com