SolidRun LTD
SolidRun designs modular embedded computing solutions including System-on-Modules, single board computers, and network appliances based on NXP and Marvell processors.
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SolidRun is an Israeli company founded in 2010 that produces innovative embedded systems components including mini computers, single board computers (SBCs), and computer-on-module devices. Their products are based on NXP and Marvell processors, enabling developers to create solutions for networking, automotive, security, and IoT applications.
The product portfolio includes the HummingBoard family of SBCs, CuBox mini-computers, ClearFog networking platforms, and the Bedrock series of industrial mini-PCs. Recent innovations include the HoneyComb Ryzen V3000 development platform for high-performance embedded and edge computing solutions.
- System-on-Modules (SOMs) and Computer-on-Modules (COMs)
- ClearFog SBCs based on Marvell Armada processors
- Edge gateways, routers, and network security appliances
- Solutions for IoT, industrial control, and AI edge applications
Frequently Asked Questions
- What embedded products does SolidRun manufacture?
- SolidRun manufactures System-on-Modules, single board computers (HummingBoard, ClearFog), mini-computers (CuBox), industrial PCs (Bedrock), and network appliances.
- What processors do SolidRun products use?
- SolidRun products are based on NXP and Marvell processors, including ARM Cortex-A series, for various embedded computing applications.
- What is the ClearFog platform?
- ClearFog is SolidRun's modular single board computer based on Marvell Armada processors, available in Base and Pro versions with different connectivity options for networking applications.
- What applications are SolidRun products designed for?
- SolidRun products serve edge analytics, AI applications, industrial control, IoT gateways, network routers, security appliances, and embedded systems.