Micron Enables Shrinking System with Freescale
July 21, 2015
Micron presents upcoming technology, focusing on a partnership between Fcreescale and InHand to create and showcase Freescale’s latest line of i.MX 6 products: Single Chip Modules.
Tiny SBC Runs Linux or Android on Dime-Sized i.MX 6 Module
June 24, 2015
The InHand Fury-M6, announced this week at the Freescale Technology Forum (FTF), appears to be the first board-level product to incorporate Freescale’s new dime-sized SCM-i.MX6D module.”
VIDEO: CES 2014: InHand demo’s rugged tablet’s functionality while under water
January 2014
At the Consumer Electronics Show, InHand display’s the durability of the Hydra-F6 tablet, by using the device fully submersed. The Hydra-F6 is MILSPEC, including [IP67] and is customizable.
Customizable Android tablet is MIL-SPEC rugged
December 6, 2013
InHand Electronics announced the Hydra-F6, a customizable, MIL-SPEC ruggedized, 7-inch, WSVGA tablet that runs Android 4.2 on a Freescale i.MX6 SoC.
InHand’s Hydra-F6 tablet is built around its Fury-F6 embedded board for the dual- and quad-core models and its similar Siren-F6 for the single-core version of the Cortex-A9-based Freescale i.MX6.
InHand Hydra-T3: Rugged tablet with outdoor visible screen
June 15, 2012
The Hydra-T3 from InHand is a rugged 7 inch tablet with a 1 GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, support for Google Android 2.3, Ubuntu 10.10, and Windows Embedded Compact 6. It also has a Pixel Qi LCD display which can be viewed in direct sunlight.
Liliputing
InHand rolls out the Hydra-T3 rugged tablet PC
March 29, 2012
Remember the ruggedized Orchard Toughlet slate PC we told you about a while back? As it turns out, it will have to compete with a new kid on the block: the recently introduced Hydra-T3 tablet manufactured by InHand Electronics. The reason we are mentioning those two together is that they both have military-grade toughness and sport a Pixel Qi sunlight-readable display.
Rugged tablet computer by InHand for military and industrial uses weighs 1.5 pounds
March 28, 2012
InHand Electronics Inc. in Rockville, MD, is introducing the 1.5-pound Hydra-T3 rugged table computer for military, medical, or other industrial or commercial uses. The rugged tablet is powered by InHand’s Fury embedded computing board based on the Texas Instruments DaVinci DM3730 microprocessor.
VIDEO: Mini Modules form InHand
May 25, 2011
Bill Wong of Electronic Design Magazine talks with Dan Rowland, of InHand, about their tiny module offerings…
CASE STUDY: Screening Device Saves Women’s Lives in Developing Countries
Mar 15, 2011
The careHPV test controller utilizes InHand’s COTs Fingertip4 single board computer and “runs on Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Real-Time OS”, providing a language independent user interface for a system that will potentially save thousands of lives.”
VIDEO: ESC Interview, Intel Atom Demo
May 17, 2010
Dan Rowland, [VP of Marketing] at InHand Electronics, demonstrates his company’s new Intel Atom-based single-board computer (SBC).
Atomized SBC Slashes Price
Apr 21, 2010
The latest revision of the FireFly, an Atom-processor-based single board computer (SBC), reemerges with a significantly lower price tag. Reporting comparable performance to netbooks at a fraction of the power, it also lays claim to being the industry’s smallest full-function embedded SBC.
Electronic Design
Low-Cost Intel Atom Mini-Motherboard
Apr 9, 2010
InHand Electronics, a low-power embedded solutions provider for OEMs of wireless and handheld devices, announces the latest revision of their Atom-based full-function single board computer (SBC), FireFly, at a significantly lower price.
Low-Power Design
World’s smallest single board computer is Intel Atom-based
Aug 13, 2009
InHand Electronics, not many would know them well, have developed an interesting concept of a fully-functional Intel Atom-based single board computer with power numbers running as low as 4.5 watts. Reaching such efficiency, makes this ultra-novel SBC the world’s most power-efficient system and the size as small that it is also the smallest in the world.
Gizmo Watch
InHand creates most efficient Atom based SBC
Aug 13, 2009
This is something interesting, a company has created an Atom based system board that can operate at just under 4.5 Watts. The company’s name is InHand Electronics, they put together a system board they are calling firefly. This is the world’s smallest and most power efficient Atom single board computer.
TweakTown
Atom-based InHand FireFly SBC Promises Netbook-level Performance at a “Fraction” of the Power
Aug 12, 2009
Engadget reports: “InHand Electronics has managed to break out from the pack a bit with its new FireFly board, which the company claims is the world’s ‘smallest and most power efficient full-function Atom-based SBC.’ […] FireFly packs both on-board DDR2 and expansion capabilities, which […] could also mean that the eventual products will be smaller than your average handheld / UMPC / MID as well.”
Engadget
Meeting the Challenges of Portable Military Devices with Low-Power Design Techniques
Mar 2009
InHand’s featured article focuses on the strict requirements of today’s military devices and how designers can focus on specific feature and component selection, utilize hardware management and select power-efficient displays and software to create successful, SWaP conscious mil-spec devices.
Military Embedded Systems
InHand Participates in Embedded Computing Conferences
Feb 27, 2009
InHand Electronics, a provider of low-power, small-form-factor embedded systems for OEMs, announced that it is participating in RTC Group’s Real-Time & Embedded Computing Conferences.
Test & Measurement Worlds
Army invests $50 million in flexible displays
Jan 29, 2009
InHand develops on of the first handheld devices using flexible display technology.
InHand Electronics Launches Eco-Friendly Initiative with InHand goes Green
Jan 6, 2009
InHand Electronics, a leader in low-power embedded solutions for OEMs, launches InHand goes Green, taking steps to decrease the environmental impacts of embedded technologies.
Embedded Computing Design
Portable Processing Power
Oct 2008
FireFly featured: “High-performance and patented battery technology let device designers achieve functionality, low power, and efficiency in a single-board solution.”
Appliance Magazine
Roundup: Intel Atom-based Boards, Systems, and Tools – Getting Connected and Displayed
Sept 2008
Industry publication features InHand’s FireFly in a roundup of Atom-based products. “For developers that make Ultra-Mobile PCs (UMPCs), Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs), and other portable devices, InHand offers the FireFly…It also includes InHand’s BatterySmart technology, which extends devices life…”
PC/104 and Small Form Factors
Mobile Dev Board Sports Atom Z530
Aug 18, 2008
Linux authorities highlight InHand’s FireFly: “InHand Electronics announced an Intel Atom-based board targeting developers of UMPCs (ultra-mobile PCs) and MIDs (mobile Internet devices). Efficiency in a single-board solution.”
LinuxDevices.com
InHand Featured in “Insider’s Guide: Embedded Boards and Systems”
July 14, 2008
InHand Electronics featured in embedded industry guide by Eg3.com Senior Editor, Jason McDonald, in which he “overviews the board ecosystem, analyzes survey data from real board and systems users, and has interviews with key market players on today’s critical issues.” For full guide.
Eg3.com
InHand Electronics Announces the Intel Atom Processor-Based FireFly
Apr 10, 2008
“InHand Electronics, Inc., a leader in low-power handheld and wireless device platforms for OEMs, today announces the InHand FireFly system. The system is based on Intel’s new low-power processor and chipset, the Intel Atom processor Z500 series and Intel System Controller Hub (SCH) US15W. The Intel Atom processor is an Intel® architecture product designed from the ground-up, which consumes 1/10th the power of ULV single-core Intel processors.”
PC /104 and Small Form Factor
Infantry to lead the way with a new PDA
Sept 18, 2007
A collaboration between military R&D and industrial designers is bringing state-of-the-art PDA technology to Joe Snuffy out on the battlefield.
Crave/CNET Network
InHand Electronics introduces the Soldier e-ink Military PDA
Sept 17, 2007
InHand’s and Natick SSC Solider Flex PDA Featured on Engadget, a web magazine with daily coverage of everything new in gadgets, electronics and technology.
Engadget.com
Natick SSC and InHand Electronics Announce PDA Using Revolutionary Flexible Display
Sept 17, 2007
InHand Electronics, Inc. (Rockville, MD), a leader in handheld and wireless device platforms for OEMs, the Natick Soldier Research Development and Engineering Center (Natick, MA) and Army Research Lab, Sensors Electronic Device Directorate (Adelphi, MD), today announced at the Embedded Systems Conference the completion of the first general-purpose, military-grade PDA utilizing low-power, flexible display technology.
Military Embedded Systems
InHand’s ATP for Monahans Platform
Oct 4, 2006
Highlights from InHand’s demonstration of the all new ATP for Monahans Platform based on Intel’s new 800 MHz processor.
Electronic Design
Fingertip4 Featured in August 2006 Military & Aerospace Electronics Magazine
Aug 2006
InHand’s new Fingertip4 is listed in the August 2006 issue of Military & Aerospace Electronics magazine for the development of handheld devices to be embedded in unmanned vehicles.
Military & Aerospace Electronics
InHand Electronics Included June 2006 eg3 e-clips
June 2, 2006
InHand Electronics ATP – Monahans Platform Family platform is featured in this months eLetter.
eg3.com
FingerTip 4 credit card sized platform moves to PXA270 MPU
Jan 3, 2006
At the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston, Ma., InHand Electronics took the wraps off its Fingertip4 handheld and wireless device platform, a credit-card sized embedded platform based on Intel’s StrongArm-based Xscale PXA270 CPU.
EMBEDDED.COM
Wearable computers and the military: The smaller the better
Nov 18, 2005
Designers of small, embedded electronics for wearable computer applications for the military see their market growing and the government allocating more dollars.
Military & Aerospace Electronics
Embedded Systems Power Management by Processor Performance Adjustment
June 8, 2005
InHand weighs in on understanding the true device-level design of a system’s electronics and how to increase battery life without appreciably increasing the size, weight or cost of the design.
COTS Journal
Military/aerospace products roundup
Mar 13, 2005
InHand’s Elf3 low-power electronics core from requires only batteries, an enclosure, and a display to create a PDA or wireless handheld with onboard Bluetooth and GPS, three serial ports, a 20-bit audio codec, and dual PCMCIA peripheral support.
Electronic Products
Physical Issues Complicate Portable Device Designs
Dec 18, 2004
While mobile hand-held military devices rely on consumer electronics inside, their external mechanical design and test processes involve rigors far beyond what’s acceptable in the consumer space.
COTS Journal
US Navy, InHand Develop Intelligent Power Module for Wireless Sensors
Nov 30, 2004
InHand Electronics, Inc., a leader in handheld and wireless device platforms for OEMs, announced that it has received a contract from the United States Navy for the second phase of a project to develop an intelligent power module for wireless smart sensors.
Embedded Star
System view of core clock frequency, voltage
Nov 1, 2004
Article by InHand experts focuses on advanced techniques for frequency/voltage adjustment.
EE Times
Wireless multimedia platform uses newest XScale
Sept 23, 2004
InHand plans to launch in October a hardware reference design for handheld and wireless devices. The new ATP-27X will use an Intel XScale PXA270 (formerly “Bulverde”), an ARM-based SoC (system-on-chip) optimized for wireless mobile multimedia applications. The ATP-27X supports Windows CE, and targets top-tier OEMs, InHand says.
Windowsfordevices.com
Wireless multimedia platform uses newest Intel XScale
Sept 22, 2004
InHand will launch a hardware reference design for handheld and wireless devices. The new ATP-27x will use an Intel XScale PXA270 (formerly “Bulverde”), an ARM-based SoC (system-on-chip) optimized for wireless mobile multimedia applications. The ATP-27x supports Linux, and targets top-tier OEMs, InHand says.
Linuxdevices.com
The future InHand
Aug 13,2004
Rockville electronics firm lends power to Army’s Future Force Warrior program.
Washington Business Journal
New Dog Tags for G.I.’s
Aug 3, 2004
The government recently contracted with four private companies to reinvent the dog tag to contain a wireless chip that carries medical and other key information that can be retrieved by a medic using a handheld device.
INC Magazine
Dynamic power management software cools Windows CE handhelds
June 30, 2004
InHand’s version 3 of its dynamic power management software for handheld and wireless devices is slated for release this summer. The latest version of InHand’s BatterySmart software, includes “major new technologies in dynamic run-time power and performance management.” .
windowsfordevices.com
Systems Approach Extends Battery Life Suit Military Apps
June 29, 2004
Batteries have a direct effect on mission life, size and weight of portable designs. A systems approach to power management can extend battery life.
COTS Journal
IT for GIs: Rockville Firm Bidding to Make Futuristic Dog Tags for Army
Apr 6, 2004
The dog tag is getting a techno upgrade, and InHand Electronics is in the running to put its ramped-up version around American soldiers’ necks.
Capital News Service
Wireless to help the wounded
Apr 2, 2004
InHand to develop a Personal Information Carrier [PIC] which will embed all of a soldiers medical history, including x-rays, inside of a soldier’s dog tag.
InfoWorld
CMP’s eeProductCenter has the Latest Fingertip3 News
Feb 17, 2004
Fingertip3’s low-power features are highlighted on new web-site from the editors of EETimes.
EE Product Center
A bird InHand spells Xscale ultra-portability
Feb 11, 2004
“It’s unlikely you’ve heard of this company, but if you’re designing very low power, ultra-small form-factor, or battery powered products, it might pay for you to learn more InHand Electronics. Basically, InHand crafts small and low-power OEM platforms that can be used as the basis for handheld and wireless end products.”
EE Times
Elf3 is one of EDN’s Hot 100 for 2003
Dec 11, 2003
InHand Electronic’s Elf3 mobile-device-development platform has been named one of EDN’s Best 100 Products of 2003 in the Embedded Tools Category.
EDN Magazine
Embedded processor boards for handheld computers
Nov 5, 2003
Choosing an embedded processor board for use in a handheld device requires attention to two very important features: power consumption and size.
Electronic Products Magazine
EDN hands-on project: Get a grip: connecting mobile devices
Oct 2, 2003
With the rapid convergence of handheld electronics and wireless technologies, designers are scrambling to meet the surging demand for new mobile devices.
EDN Magazine
body language creative writing
Sept 25, 2003
InHand will leverage its significant base of patent-pending intellectual property in power control, distribution, and management for handheld and wireless devices to develop new methodologies and products to optimize energy delivery for future smart sensor systems.
EmbeddedTechnology.com
XScale Platform Simplifies Designs
June 9, 2003
Putting together a compact, portable device is no easy task, but starting with InHand Electronics’ Elf3 platform can greatly simplify the job.
Electronic Design
Windows CE heads for the battle field
May 20, 2003
Microsoft’s Windows CE operating system and InHand’s low-power hardware/software technology have been licensed by Raytheon’s Precision Guidance Systems (PGS) Division for use in a new handheld GPS receiver being developed for the US Army.
WindowsforDevices.com
Scale-based reference platform extends power management
May 15, 2003
InHand Electronics announced the immediate availability of the Elf3 platform based on the new XScale PXA 255, running at up to 400 MHz. The design is coupled with power management hardware and software technologies to extend battery life.
WindowsForDevices.com
Software Matters For Power Consumption
Feb 4, 2003
Whether you are creating an operating system, firmware, or even device drivers, the way you write the software could affect the power consumption of the resulting product. Nathan Tennies, InHand’s Director of Software Engineering, describes four approaches to minimizing power consumption through software.
Embedded Systems Programming
Building a Low-Power Handheld
Dec 9, 2002
InHand’s experts focus on the hardware and software considerations to keep in mind when your engineering team is designing its next-generation device.
WindowsForDevices.com
Powering Off
Sept 3, 2002
Reducing battery consumption is the goal of Rockville, Md. based InHand Electronics.
Info World
Building a battlefield-ready PDA
Aug 19, 2002
Andrew Girson, InHand’s CEO discussed using Linux with new handheld technology for the military (see right column).
CNET Radio
Linux World Preview
Aug 9, 2002
With IT spending down and the U.S. economy struggling, Linux vendors at next week’s LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in San Francisco will be fervently pushing the operating system as a way for companies to save scarce IT dollars.
Computer World
JTRS Program
July 31, 2002
Developing a common system architecture for spectrum of tactical communications needs.
Military & Aerospace Electronics
Clock Scaling Conserves Energy
July 9,2002
With the growing ranks of CPUs that feature dynamic adjustment of frequency and voltage, device designers are now looking to clock and voltage scaling as an important weapon in their arsenal of power-reducing design techniques.
EE Times
Sensors seen enabling new-age services
May 22, 2002
Proliferating wireless data transmitters and sensors will be the enablers of a new information revolution.
EE Times
Update on Single Board Computers
May 20, 2002
Take a quick look at some of the key issues dirving SBC market fragmentation and the expanding relam of tiny all-in-one SBCs…
Embedded Linux Journal
Handheld platform totes Bluetooth, GPS
Apr 4, 2002
InHand Electronics Inc.’s handheld computing platform combines a Bluetooth transceiver, global- positioning system (GPS) receiver, color LCD controller and Intel StrongARM CPU in a package that consumes less than a watt of power.
EE Times
Handheld Devices, Wireless Communications, Remote Diagnostics: What’s it all Mean for Field Service?
Mar 7, 2002
What activities might be commonplace for tomorrow’s mobile field force? Though predicting the future of field service is a daunting task, Girson tackels it with authority.
Geospatial Solutions Magazine
Source List: Single-board computers
Mar 2, 2002
InHand Electronics is listed on the Source list for Single board computers.
Electronic Products Magazine
Embedded Linux Support for Elf Coming Soon
May 1, 2001
At just 12 square inches Elf packs complete PDA functionality with extended peripheral support.
Linuxdevices.com
