The Embedded Raspberry Pi CMx line from KSH offers modular, industrial-grade embedded computing based on Raspberry Pi Compute Modules (CM5, CM4, CM3+, etc.). These units supply high performance in compact form factors, integrating varied interfaces like digital/analog I/O, cellular (4G/5G), and multiple network options. Designed for adaptability, they serve in use cases such as factory automation, environmental monitoring, building management, access control, energy systems, POS terminals, and healthcare devices. Rugged and versatile, CMx devices deliver the reliability required for demanding IoT and edge-computing environments.

The KSH UNO R4 Ethernet compatible boards deliver enhanced connectivity for industrial and IoT applications. With built-in Ethernet, RS-485, and CAN bus interfaces, they integrate seamlessly with sensors, controllers, and cloud platforms. Perfect for automation, monitoring, and embedded projects, these boards combine Arduino UNO R4 flexibility with reliable networking performance.

The RS-232/422/485 to Ethernet series provides a reliable serial device server solution for connecting legacy serial equipment to modern IP networks. With dual serial ports and robust Ethernet connectivity, these devices enable seamless conversion between serial protocols and TCP/IP, ensuring stable and long-distance communication. Supporting Modbus, TCP, and UDP, they are ideal for integrating PLCs, meters, sensors, and controllers into SCADA or IoT systems.

The WiFi Serial Device Server connects RS-232/422/485 devices to wireless networks, offering secure serial-to-WiFi conversion for automation, IoT, and remote monitoring applications.

The Fiber to Serial / Fiber to Ethernet solutions from KSH bridge industrial fiber optics with legacy and modern networking protocols—creating resilient links between fiber infrastructure and RS-232/422/485 serial interfaces, or converting fiber to Ethernet. These converters support both single-mode and multi-mode fiber, enabling long-distance, high-integrity data transmission in challenging environments. Use cases include factory automation, building management, SCADA, traffic control, and remote monitoring, where electromagnetic interference or harsh conditions make copper-based data links unreliable. Rugged, dependable and scalable, these devices ensure that both serial-based equipment and Ethernet-based networks can integrate seamlessly into fiber backbone systems without sacrificing performance or compatibility.