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onlogic.com·OnLogic, Inc.·South Burlington, Vermont, US·founded 2003·up to 300 employees·updated 2026-09-27·revision 1

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OnLogic designs and manufactures configurable industrial computers for IoT edge, automation, and AI applications, including rugged, fanless, panel, and rackmount systems, serving manufacturing, energy, transportation, medical, retail, and smart city deployments.

Offerings

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Karbon Series

Industrial PC and edge computer

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Rugged fanless industrial computers (Karbon 300-800 series) rated -40C to 70C, DIN/wall/VESA/rack mountable, for automation, in-vehicle, and IoT edge deployments in harsh environments.

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ceCE markingself-declared

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“industrial (CE, FCC), medical (60601-1-2), maritime (60945), and rail applications”https://linuxgizmos.com/onlogic-karbon-521-rugged-industrial-pc-powered-by-intel-core-ultra/retrieved 2026-09-27 · extracted

fccFCC equipment authorisationself-declared

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mil_std_810MIL-STD-810conforms to

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“comply with all pertaining MIL-STD-810G, UNECE Reg. 10 E-Mark, and EN50155 rolling stock standards”https://www.ruggedpcreview.com/3_components_logic_supply_karbon_700.htmlretrieved 2026-09-27 · extracted

en_50155EN 50155self-declared

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un_ece_r10UN ECE R10self-declared

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Helix Series

Industrial PC and edge computer

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Fanless industrial computers with GPU and MXM expansion (Helix 300-610 series) built on Intel Core processing platforms, used for edge AI and machine vision workloads.

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ML100 Series

Industrial PC and edge computer

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Compact fanless industrial computers in an industrial NUC-style enclosure with Intel and AMD processor options, for space-constrained edge computing deployments.

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CL Series

Industrial PC and edge computer

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Ultra-small fanless industrial edge computers (CL100-CL260 series) for IoT gateway, digital signage, and edge deployments in compact spaces.

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Tacton Series

Human-machine interface (HMI)

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All-in-one industrial touchscreen panel PCs (Tacton TC401/TN101) in 12.1, 15.6, and 21.5-inch sizes, IP66/IP69K-rated, -20C to 70C, for HMI, automation, and digital signage.

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Axial Series

Industrial PC and edge computer

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Shallow-depth 1U rackmount edge servers (Axial AC100/AC101) with Intel Core CPUs up to 24 cores, PCIe Gen4 x16 GPU expansion, dual NVMe, and 10GbE, for edge AI and telco workloads.

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Proof

CustomersNASA · Google · Amazon

CertificationsISO/IEC 27001self-declared

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“OnLogic ... today announced it has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification.”https://www.roboticstomorrow.com/news/2025/08/20/onlogic-achieves-iso-27001-certification-reinforcing-commitment-to-information-security-/25345/retrieved 2026-09-27 · extracted

MembershipsAssociation for Advancing Automation (A3)

Who it is for

Industriesmanufacturing, energy, transportation, medical, retail, smart agriculture, smart cities, supply chain and logistics

Use casesindustrial automation, edge computing, IoT gateways, edge AI inferencing, machine vision

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