INDUSTRIAL EDGE AI

Edge AI Vision Kit

Evaluate local vision inference on the EG5200AI with its fitted 13 TOPS Hailo-8L. The planned demo uses sample video. A camera is not included; the software image, vision demo and AI-to-E2C adapter are still being tested.

AI acceleration
Hailo-8L · 13 TOPS
Memory / storage
8 GB DDR4 / 64 GB eMMC
Data integration
E2C Factory
Gateway management
RCMS
Included E2C softwareE2C Factory Core · Perpetual licence · 2,000 collection tags & 2,000 SCADA tags
Included gateway managementRCMS Advanced · 12 months included · Renewable
Evaluation & pilot price

US$1299 /kit

Shipping: US$40 per order worldwide.

Estimated delivery: 7–15 business days.

Sample video

Or your compatible camera, with a tested input format and software combination.

Video input
EG5200AI + Hailo-8L

Run a compatible model locally.

Inference outputInternet
Vision results

The planned demo displays detections from sample video.

RCMS

Manage the gateway remotely.

The AI-to-E2C adapter and point mapping are planned and still being tested. Camera not included.

Hardware and software at a glance

01

EG5200AI · 13 TOPS

Run local inference on the fitted 13 TOPS accelerator.

02

AI SDK & model runtime

Develop and explore vision inference with matched tools and sample video.

03

E2C Factory

Connect industrial data, local views and application integration.

04

RCMS

Monitor and manage the gateway remotely within the supplied service.

Explore each component

AI SDK & vision workflow

Prepare compatible models on your workstation and run inference on the fitted Hailo-8L. The software image, demo and integration resources are still being tested.

Run the first test on the gateway

The planned first test uses sample video and a compatible Hailo-8L HEF on the gateway. Check results with the matching driver and HailoRT runtime.

  • Use the Hailo device driver, HailoRT and device-check tools.
  • Match Python or C++ inference examples to the HEF model and runtime.
  • Inspect the planned reference view and structured detection or event outputs.
  1. Sample video
  2. Gateway + Hailo-8L HEF
  3. Inference results
Planned gateway inference workflow

Compile for the fitted Hailo-8L

Export, calibrate and compile a supported model on a compatible development workstation. Deploy the resulting Hailo-8L HEF to the gateway for inference.

  • Check model support, toolchain versions and calibration requirements.
  • Run model preparation on a compatible development workstation.
  • Deploy a Hailo-8L-compatible HEF; do not assume another accelerator target is portable.
  1. Supported source model
  2. Development workstation
  3. Hailo-8L HEF → gateway
Model preparation is separate from gateway execution

Map structured results to your application

E2C Factory can display mapped points and share them with industrial systems. The adapter and point mapping for vision detections are still being tested.

  • Plan which detection or event fields become application points.
  • Use the planned adapter, point map and recovery notes when available.
  • Test the camera, input format and software together before live capture.
  1. Structured vision results
  2. Planned adapter & point map
  3. E2C Factory / application
Planned AI-to-E2C integration workflow

Third-party SDK, model and sample licences apply. Optional upgrades and paid support are quoted separately.

The confirmed software list identifies the matched runtime, model files and sample-video resources supplied with this Kit.

E2C Factory

Collect

Connect industrial devices and scale the project

Bring compatible PLC and meter values into one tagged data model. The wider E2C Trinity platform supports 100+ industrial protocols; use the Factory driver library to connect supported equipment.

  • Modbus RTU/TCP, Siemens S7 and OPC UA drivers.
  • Use the full Factory protocol library with the supplied Core licence.
  • Group tags and check live readings and communication diagnostics.
Example device data collection
Example device data collection
Compute

Local processing, alarms and custom applications

Process readings on the gateway before sharing them with dashboards or other systems. Operators can see values in familiar units, and connected applications can reuse the same calculations.

  1. Scale a temperature register from raw 235 to 23.5 °C when each count represents 0.1 °C.
  2. Combine device or tag-group data in Node-RED and save a result to a virtual tag.
  3. Evaluate alarm thresholds locally and use a deadband to reduce repeated alerts.
  4. Run compatible container workloads on a supported RobustOS Pro host.
Example Node-RED workflow — not a supplied Kit demo.
Example Node-RED workflow — not a supplied Kit demo.
Continuity

Keep timestamped history through network gaps

Keep timestamped readings in local time-series storage for trends and review. When the MQTT connection drops, a separate outgoing cache can retain pending reports. The gateway resends retained reports when the connection returns.

  • Choose which readings to archive with their record times.
  • Set the offline cache size and retention period.
  • Replay oldest first (FIFO), or prioritise the newest reports.
Example local data table
Example local data table
Canvas

Visualise operations with SCADA and OEE

Build local SCADA dashboards for live measurements, status, trends and alarms. Compare archived trends with current equipment state. Factory Pro adds overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) analysis to assess availability, performance and quality.

  • Create desktop or mobile views in SCADA Designer.
  • Bind SCADA views to measured and calculated tags.
  • OEE dashboards and analysis require Factory Pro.
SCADA Designer example. OEE shown: Pro Edition
SCADA Designer example. OEE shown: Pro Edition
Connect

Connect through MQTT, Sparkplug B and industrial servers

Use standard MQTT for selected tag groups, or Sparkplug B for structured metrics and node/device status. Share the same underlying gateway tags with plant systems through industrial protocol servers. Use your own compatible MQTT broker and host.

  • MQTT reporting: periodic, on-change or combined.
  • Sparkplug B edge-node publishing and lifecycle messages.
  • OPC UA, BACnet/IP and Modbus TCP server interfaces.
Example industrial data forwarding
Example industrial data forwarding
Control

Turn events into configured supervisory actions

Use a local rule, alarm event, schedule or cloud command to start a configured response. Update permitted tags, run a function or control a gateway digital output. Machine interlocks and safety functions remain in the PLC or safety system.

  • Set event conditions, execution order and schedules.
  • Apply authorised tag writes and configured DO actions.
  • Notify via configured WhatsApp, Telegram, email or SMS.
Example alarm rule and notification
Example alarm rule and notification

Capabilities and capacity depend on the edition. Pro features shown are optional paid upgrades.

E2C editions & capacity

Free
18 protocols, up to 200 collection tags and 100 SCADA tags.
Core · Included
Full Factory protocol library, with 2,000 collection tags and 2,000 SCADA tags in this Kit.
Pro · Optional paid upgrade
Adds OEE. Available with 2,000 or 5,000 collection tags.

5,000-tag configurations require 8 GB RAM. Upgrades are separate from the included Core licence.

E2C Factory can combine mapped vision results with compatible PLC and meter data for local views, alarms and industrial integration. The AI-to-E2C adapter, point mapping and example dashboard are planned and still being tested.

RCMSFrom first connection to fleet operations

Deploy gateways with prepared configurations, monitor their health and maintain remote sites from one platform. Turn a successful evaluation into a repeatable rollout.

Give a new gateway a known configuration

Prepare and assign a configuration template before sending a gateway to site. Once the registered gateway connects to the internet, it can receive its settings through RCMS.

  • Choose a template for the target gateway.
  • Associate the gateway with the intended deployment.
  • Check its online status after first connection.
RCMS configuration template selection · EG5120 example
RCMS configuration template selection · EG5120 example

See which gateways are online

Start with the pilot gateway’s connection status. If a site goes offline, compare its connection history and cellular signal to see when the link changed. Use group views as more gateways come online.

  • Check connection type and gateway information.
  • Review signal strength and mobile data usage.
  • Identify offline devices in a group.
RCMS dashboard showing connection status and offline devices.
RCMS dashboard showing connection status and offline devices.

Reach the gateway or equipment at a remote site

Choose the connection for the job. To check gateway settings, open its management interface in a browser. To service equipment on the site network, use RobustVPN with the engineering tools you already use.

  • Open the gateway’s web interface or a remote CLI session.
  • Reach a PLC, HMI or camera behind the gateway over RobustVPN.
  • Check that the gateway is online and the target device is reachable on its LAN.
Browser-based SSH access to a remote gateway.
Browser-based SSH access to a remote gateway.

Diagnose faults and update selected gateways

Start an investigation with the gateway’s connection history and system log. When a configuration or firmware change is needed, target the affected gateways and review the update task in RCMS.

  • Review or export the system log.
  • Check the installed firmware version.
  • Deliver configuration or firmware updates over the air.
RCMS remote actions and task history.
RCMS remote actions and task history.

Take a validated pilot to the next group of sites

Reuse a validated pilot configuration for the next group of compatible gateways. Group devices by site or batch to see which have joined and which still need attention.

  • Import a device list and review its status.
  • Apply the validated template to the next batch.
  • Track online and offline devices by group.
RCMS device groups and online status.
RCMS device groups and online status.

RCMS plans & access

Basic · Free
Gateway status, connection details, system logs and device groups.
Essentials · Paid
Adds zero-touch templates, remote configuration, firmware updates and gateway Web/CLI access.
Advanced · Included for 12 months
Includes Essentials, plus RobustVPN access to PLCs, HMIs and other downstream equipment.

Remote access requires an authorised user. The Advanced device licence can be renewed after 12 months.

EG5200AI specifications

Compute & connectivity

Compute & connectivity
CPUQuad-core Cortex-A53, 1.6 GHz
AI accelerationHailo-8L 13 TOPS; separate integrated NPU: 2.3 TOPS
Memory / storage8 GB DDR4 / 64 GB eMMC
Operating systemRobustOS Pro, based on Debian; Docker support
Cellular4G with global-band support; 3G / 2G where available
SIM / GNSS2 × Mini SIM (2FF); GNSS
Ethernet5 × Gigabit RJ45, configurable LAN / WAN
Wi-FiNot included in the 13 TOPS configuration

Interfaces & installation

Interfaces & installation
Serial / console2 × RS-232/422/485; 1 × RS-232 console
Digital I/O2 × wet-contact DI; 2 × relay outputs
USB2 × USB 3.0 Type-A host; 1 × USB 2.0 Type-C OTG
Display / expansion1 × HDMI 2.0; 1 × microSD slot
Power input12–60 V DC; recommended adapter: 24 V DC / 2 A
Listed maximum consumption22 W at 24 V, per datasheet
InstallationDesktop, wall or DIN rail; IP30 metal enclosure
Operating temperature−30 to +70 °C, per datasheet

Source: EG5200AI datasheet V1.0.0.

The separate accelerator figures are not added together as application performance. SDK compatibility, camera streams, model support and simultaneous workload limits are established through device testing.

What’s included

Supplied in the standard hardware and software configuration. Custom setup and commissioning are not included.

Hardware & accessories

EG5200AI gateway pack

Pack reference
A016100002
Gateway model
EG5200AI-A5AAB-H13T-4L-A35GL
  • 1 × EG5200AI gateway with Hailo-8L fitted
  • 1 × power adapter with a global plug set; datasheet recommendation: 24 V DC / 2 A
  • 2 × cellular antennas
  • 1 × GNSS antenna
  • 1 × DIN rail mounting kit

Included software

AI SDK & demo resources

Matched Hailo-8L driver/runtime and device tools, compatible HEF/model examples, software version list, sample video, labels, launcher and demo guide. Adapter, point-map and recovery resources are planned.

E2C Factory Core

E2C Factory Core is included with a perpetual licence, 2,000 collection tags and 2,000 SCADA tags. Enabled features depend on the installed version and licence region. Pro is an optional paid upgrade and is required for OEE.

RCMS Advanced

RCMS Advanced is included for 12 months and can be renewed. Internet and account access are required. Remote access requires an authorised user and depends on the network setup. Service allowances follow the supplied plan.

The confirmed software list identifies the final files and versions. Planned Kit resources are still being tested.

What you'll need

  • A computer with a browser, an Ethernet cable and a suitable local network.
  • An internet connection when enrolling the gateway in RCMS

The first sample-video workflow uses the gateway and your computer. Camera, display, S6000U, SIM / eSIM, mobile data and third-party cloud subscriptions are outside the standard package. A compatible developer workstation is needed when compiling your own models.

Shipping & delivery

Estimated delivery: 7–15 business days. Listed software is supplied with the hardware. Timing can vary with availability, destination and customs clearance. Worldwide outbound shipping is US$40 per order, charged once regardless of the number of items. Import charges are separate unless included or collected in your confirmed order.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a camera to evaluate the AI Kit?

The planned first demo uses sample video and a compatible model on the fitted Hailo-8L 13 TOPS accelerator. A camera is not included. Live capture needs a tested camera, input format and software combination; the local example does not require a business cloud.

How do the AI SDK and E2C Factory work together?

The AI SDK and runtime run a compatible model; the vision demo displays its results. E2C Factory handles mapped points for dashboards and industrial integration. The AI-to-E2C adapter is still being tested. RCMS provides separate gateway management.

Can I use my own AI model?

Yes, after preparing and validating a compatible Hailo-8L model. Training or export, calibration and compilation require a suitable developer workstation. The gateway runs the matching HEF model. Existing CUDA or TensorRT applications need adaptation rather than an unchanged transfer.

Are all software features and licences included?

E2C Factory Core is included with a perpetual licence, 2,000 collection tags and 2,000 SCADA tags. RCMS Advanced is included for 12 months and can be renewed. Pro upgrades and third-party SDK, model and sample licences remain separate. Standard delivery excludes custom model development and commissioning.

Is the Kit ready for a production deployment?

It is intended for development and evaluation. Planned Kit resources and AI integration are still being tested, and the listed hardware approvals remain in progress. Validate your application and the required destination approvals before production use.

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