Advantech’s UNO-2372V3 Embedded PC for AI Applications in the Corson Catalog

Advantech, a partner of Corson, has unveiled the UNO-2372V3—a next-generation computer designed to expand capabilities within the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) sector. The model features a quad-core Intel® N250 processor (formerly Twin Lake), high-speed I/O, and DDR5 memory. The UNO-2372V3 delivers high performance and superior graphics within a fanless, small-form-factor enclosure. Representatives from Corson shared this information with CNews.

The UNO-2372V3—combining a quad-core Intel® N250 processor with up to 16 GB of DDR5 SO-DIMM memory—ensures efficient data processing. Networking capabilities are facilitated by two high-speed Intel LAN ports (up to 2.5 Gbps). The I/O interface includes USB Type-C, HDMI, and DisplayPort ports. The device is ideally suited for automation systems that demand reliability, high-speed data processing, and flexible connectivity for peripheral equipment.

The UNO-2372V3 supports Advantech’s iDoor technology for expanding wireless connectivity, fieldbus communications, and additional I/O capabilities. This is achieved through three built-in M.2 slots (B-Key, E-Key, and M-Key), enabling the creation of scalable configurations utilizing wireless modules, NVMe storage devices, and fieldbus interfaces. An additional advantage is the integrated 8-bit GPIO interface, which provides programmable I/O control, offering enhanced flexibility and compatibility within automation systems.

UNO-2372V3 — an embedded PC from Advantech for AI applications.

A fanless cooling system and a cable-free chassis ensure stable operation. Among the functional advantages of the UNO 2372V3 are a remote management system—which allows for remote power on/off control—and specific design features, such as a removable DIMM cover and an external SIM card slot. A wide operating temperature range of -20 to 60°C and a 10–36 VDC input voltage make it well-suited for harsh industrial environments.

The UNO 2372V3 excels in smart manufacturing applications that require optimized data acquisition and more efficient solutions, both at the edge and in the cloud. For instance, on automated production lines, the UNO 2372V3 can serve as a control system for verifying the leak-tightness of assemblies. Via Ethernet and RS-232 interfaces, the device collects pressure data and leak test results, processes them locally, and synchronizes them with the factory’s MES system.