“Parvus will demonstrate a new Linux-ready in-vehicle computer
on June 13, at the American Public Transportation Association
(APTA) Rail Conference in New York City. The DuraCOR 1100 is a
rugged, Intel Celeron-based ‘vehicle logic unit’ (VLU) that targets
‘information-level applications’ in road and rail transit
vehicles.“Parvus says its DuraCor 1100 lets ITS (intelligent transit
system) integrators and transit agencies connect multiple on-board
systems…”
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