Robust computer solutions
Experience the future at the Getac stand
Getac, provider of rugged computer solutions, presented rugged technological innovations at the Hannover Messe.
Under the motto "Total Solutions", the company presented complete solutions for AI and IIoT applications for industry, energy supply and logistics, among others. Getac also presented the compact, fully robust Android tablet ZX80 and the latest generation of the high-end notebook S410 - both products are in the spotlight. The S410 from the robust laptop portfolio impresses with its future-oriented processor and the use of recycled housing materials. The ZX80 Android tablet impresses with its compact design and the latest Intel processor, which enables the integration of AI applications in various industries and environments, among other things.
Another highlight at the Getac stand was the Spot autonomous robot inspection solution, which increases operational efficiency and workplace safety in industrial environments.
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