Vecow EAC-5100-OOB NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Embedded Industrial Computers with Out-of-Band Management

An edge AI computer at a remote yard, a substation or a field machine is only as useful as the last time it responded. When the operating system hangs, someone usually has to drive out and press a button. The Vecow EAC-5100-OOB series removes that trip: embedded industrial computers with a separate out-of-band management controller and LAN port beside the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin module. For an operator managing dozens of units, that means fewer site visits and faster recovery after a power dip or a stuck update.

Both EAC-5100-OOB models share the same design. A Nuvoton NUC980 controller on its own 10/100 OOB LAN allows remote power on, power off, reset and power cycling, and Vecow supports Allxon remote management. The AGX Orin module runs Linux and the JetPack SDK with 64 GB of eMMC and two M.2 Key M NVMe sockets. Four IEEE 802.3at GbE PoE+ ports and two GbE LAN, all with optional M12, two isolated CAN FD ports, 16 isolated DIO, five USB 3.1 ports and a PCIe x8 slot handle cameras, vehicles and expansion, and the PCIe slot is useful for adding 10GbE uplinks at busier sites.

The two models differ by module. The EAC-5100-OOB-R64 carries the AGX Orin 64GB with a 12-core Arm Cortex-A78AE CPU and a 2048-core Ampere GPU with 64 Tensor cores, rated by Vecow at up to 275 TOPS. The EAC-5100-OOB-R32 uses the AGX Orin 32GB with an 8-core CPU and a 1792-core GPU with 56 Tensor cores, a fit for lighter models where remote recovery still matters. Both share the same chassis, I/O and OOB controller, so mixed fleets can be managed through one remote process.

EAC-5100-OOB embedded industrial computers typically serve remote video analytics, agricultural machinery, autonomous mobile robots and unattended infrastructure. A 9 V to 50 V DC input with 16-mode software ignition control suits vehicle and site power, and the 260 x 182 x 69 mm unit is rated from -20 °C to 70 °C in 30 W mode, with MIL-STD-810G operating shock and vibration and EN 50155 and EN 50121-3-2 EMC listings. Wall mounting is standard, with DIN-rail and VESA kits optional.