The Roselectronics holding (part of the Rostec Group) has launched the production of a new Fisht processor module. This mini-computer is designed to run neural networks and apply machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies to automate production processes.
The module was developed by the Marathon design bureau, and its production was established at the Rybinsk Instrument-Making Plant (RZP). The company's capacity allows it to produce up to 120,000 units per year.
With its help, it is possible to solve problems of accelerated modernization of already installed equipment, with minimal capital, time, labor and production costs. This will strengthen the technological base for increasing labor productivity and reducing production costs.
The Fisht processor module operates on the basis of Russian Astra Linux and Neutrino operating systems. It can be used in medical instrument engineering and the creation of industrial automation systems and digital twins.
It has already proven its effectiveness in detecting and recognizing low-flying objects by electronic warfare devices, and in processing data in real time from sensors in oil fields in remote regions of the Russian Federation.
The architecture of the module and its cost allow enterprises to modernize existing computing inventory with minimal costs.
Fisht will be able to replace imported counterparts Radxa, Vortex, Forlinx, Core, iCore, Icop and Advantech.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that Roselectronics developed radiation-resistant cameras Vizor-871.
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