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MiTAC Powers the Next Generation of Edge AI and Physical AI with Gen 2 Embedded Systems
Taoyuan, Taiwan, July 23, 2026 - MiTAC Digital Technology (MDT) today announced the expansion of its edge AI portfolio with the launch of its Gen 2 Embedded Systems, a new generation of industrial computing platforms designed to accelerate deployments of edge AI, physical AI, machine vision, intelligent automation, and next-generation robotics deployments across smart factory, transportation, and critical infrastructure environments.
As industrial AI continues to evolve beyond data analysis into physical AI, where intelligent machines perceive, understand, and interact with the physical world, deployment requirements are becoming increasingly diverse and demanding. From machine vision inspection and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) to intelligent transportation systems and infrastructure monitoring, organizations require industrial computing platforms that can deliver reliable AI inference while adapting to real-world operating environments.
Building on decades of experience in industrial embedded computing, MDT developed the all-new Gen 2 Embedded Systems as a unified family of industrial computing platforms designed for next-generation edge AI and physical AI applications. The platform enables customers to standardize deployment across multiple AI workloads while reducing system integration complexity, validation efforts, and long-term maintenance costs.
Designed to Meet Diverse Edge AI Requirements
Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution, the MDT Gen 2 Embedded Systems portfolio addresses the broad range of performance, connectivity, and deployment requirements found in today's AI-driven industrial environments. The portfolio includes four purpose-built platforms designed to support different application scenarios.
- The MX2 Series, powered by 14th Gen Intel® Core™ processors, targets AI-intensive workloads with MDT's Xpansion modular architecture for flexible I/O customization.
- The MP2 Series, featuring Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, is optimized for industrial automation and connected edge environments with multiple LAN and PoE interfaces.
- The MB2 Series, based on Intel® processor N95 / Intel® Core™ i3 processors, delivers a balanced combination of performance, flexibility, and cost efficiency for scalable deployments.
- The ME2 Series, powered by Intel® Atom N150 / Intel® Core™ 3-N355 processors, offers an ultra-compact platform for space-constrained installations with PD/PSE Xpansion capabilities.
For applications requiring greater AI computing power, the MZ1 Series serves as a high-performance workstation supporting AI inference and model development. Equipped with 14th Gen Intel® Core™ processors and dual-GPU capability, it provides the scalability required for increasingly sophisticated industrial AI deployments.
Supporting Real-World Edge AI and Physical AI Applications
The Gen 2 Embedded Systems portfolio supports a broad range of AI-driven workloads, including machine vision, intelligent video analytics, autonomous mobile robots, robotics, industrial automation, and emerging physical AI applications. Its scalable architecture enables system integrators and solution providers to tailor computing performance, connectivity, and modular expansion to specific deployment requirements while maintaining a unified hardware platform across projects.
Built for Reliable Industrial Operation
Built with industrial-grade components, fanless thermal designs, and compact form factors, the Gen 2 Embedded Systems portfolio is engineered for continuous operation in demanding edge environments. These design characteristics help maximize system uptime, reduce maintenance requirements, and support long-term reliability across factory automation, transportation infrastructure, and mission-critical applications.
Accelerating Edge AI and Physical AI Innovation
As edge AI and physical AI continue to transform industrial automation and intelligent machines, OEMs, ODMs, and system integrators require computing platforms that can evolve alongside rapidly advancing AI technologies. By combining modular architecture, industrial-grade reliability, and scalable computing performance, the Gen 2 Embedded Systems portfolio provides a flexible foundation for developing and deploying next-generation AI-powered industrial solutions more efficiently.
For more information about the MiTAC MDT Gen 2 Embedded Systems, please visit www.mitacmdt.com.
About MiTAC Digital Technology
MiTAC Digital Technology Corporation (MDT, TPEx: 7821), supported by MiTAC Holdings Corporation (established in 1982) and headquartered in Taoyuan, Taiwan, is a leading provider of automotive electronics and AIoT solutions. MDT drives innovation across Smart Mobility, Smart Telematics, and Smart AIoT sectors, with expertise in Edge AI acceleration, Vision AI, and cloud-edge integration. The company supports Intel/AMD x86 and ARM architectures, delivering solutions compatible with Windows, Android, Linux, and RTOS platforms. Backed by international certifications, strong engineering capabilities, and global manufacturing capacity, MDT provides reliable, high-performance solutions trusted by customers worldwide.
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MiTAC Digital Technology Corporation
MiTAC Digital Technology (MDT) is a leading provider of automotive electronics and AIoT solutions, specializing in Smart Mobility, Smart Telematics, Edge AI, Vision AI, and cloud-edge integration.
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