What Is Aplex Technology?
"Aplex com" most commonly refers to APLEX Technology Inc., a Taiwanese manufacturer of industrial computing hardware that positions itself as a "Smart Industry Enabler." The company builds ruggedised computing products for factory floors, food and beverage plants, marine environments, transportation systems and other demanding settings. Their portfolio is centred on touch-based operator terminals rather than general-purpose desktop PCs.
Aplex's product range is organised into four main families: industrial panel PCs, human-machine interfaces (HMIs), stainless steel panel PCs, and embedded box PCs, alongside industrial display monitors and a growing line of AI-enabled edge computing systems. Because the products are designed for continuous duty in harsh environments, they typically feature fanless cooling, wide-temperature operation, IP-rated front panels (IP65, IP66, IP69K) and rich I/O for connecting sensors, PLCs and legacy industrial equipment.
Product Lines and Platforms
Aplex names its families with distinctive branding — ViTAM, NuTAM, PhanTAM, AiTRON, AUHMI, ARCHMI, ViPAC and ABOS — and differentiates models within each family by processor generation. The table below summarises how these lines map to silicon platforms, based on publicly listed product information.
| Product Family | Typical Type | Example Processor Platforms |
|---|---|---|
| NuTAM 9E / 8C | Stainless steel panel PC | Intel Core Ultra; Intel Alder Lake-N |
| ViTAM 9D / 9B / 8B | Stainless steel panel PC | 12th–13th Gen Core; 8th Gen Core; Celeron J6412 |
| ViTAM 6A / 6 | Stainless steel panel PC | Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53; dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 |
| PhanTAM 9C / 8B | Stainless steel panel PC | 11th Gen Core; Celeron J6412 |
| AiTRON 9E / 9D / 8C | HMI | Intel Core Ultra; 12th–13th Gen Core; Alder Lake-N |
| AUHMI 9C / 8B | HMI | 11th Gen Core; Celeron J6412 |
| ABOS 9C / 9D | Button-integrated panel PC | 11th Gen Core; 12th Gen Core |
| ViPAC 8 | Industrial panel PC | Celeron N2930 |
This spread illustrates a common pattern in industrial computing: the same chassis is