

Empowering healthcare innovators with reliable edge AI platforms that make care safer, faster, and smarter.


From concept development and platform selection to mass production and after-sales support, AAEON helps bring healthcare solutions to market with confidence.


AAEON delivers dependable industrial and embedded computing platforms, including motherboards, systems, rugged tablets, AI edge platforms, and wireless solutions designed for stability and long-term deployment.


Working with healthcare equipment providers, AAEON develops platforms that enhance patient safety, streamline workflows, and support better clinical outcomes.
With the adoption of edge AI solutions increasing across sectors, many new technologies can be harnessed to streamline workflows, increase efficiency, and enhance the effectiveness of existing healthcare tools. Such examples include:
AMRs can be used to deliver medication from pharmacies to wards and transport lab samples between departments.


CNN-based object detection and segmentation models can be used to automatically identify anomalies in medical imaging.


Embedded systems can be used in conjunction with live camera feeds to enables early detection of patient falls.





Smart Colonoscopy Support
A medical technology startup partnered with AAEON to develop an innovative AI-assisted colonoscopy device using the BOXER-8641AI-PLUS. The objective was to increase the detection rate of subtle or ambiguous anomalies such as polyps, lesions, and adenomas during colonoscopies.

Key Platform Requirements
◆ Compliance with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards
◆ Capable of delivering a continuous, high-speed stream of uncompressed image data
◆ Able to remotely update multiple systems at scale
◆ Sufficient AI performance to execute the customer's complex object detection and image classification algorithms






AI-Powered Fall Detection for Smarter Care
In a bid to leverage technological innovation to expedite the response times to falls and improve outcomes for care home residents that suffer falls, AI development company AIRUCA teamed up with AAEON and leading systems integrator Novalux to produce the AI-Behavia FD fall detection system using the BOXER-8621AI, a Compact Fanless Embedded AI System powered by the NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano with Super Mode.

Key Platform Requirements
◆ Support continuous video streams from up to four network cameras without frame drops
◆ Provide a display interface through which video feeds could be output for local monitoring
◆ Communication protocols capable of triggering alarms or devices to alert staff that a fall had been detected
◆ Strong inferencing capabilities to provide accurate, latency-free analysis of multiple video feeds






Real-Time AI for Critical Care
A system integrator wanted to develop a real-time, AI-powered Intensive Care Unit (ICU) monitoring station capable of analyzing patient vitals signs, detecitng anomalies, and alerting medical staff to potential emergencies.
To do so, they used the MIX-Q670A1 equipped with a GPU powered by the Intel Arc A750E graphics platform.

Key Platform Requirements
◆ Capable of handling large volumes of patient data in real time
◆ Needed support for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to connect medical IoT devices while ensuring secure data transmission with WPA3 encryption and TPM 2.0
◆ Extremely strong AI performance to detect trends and abnormalities in vital signs without adding excesive computational overhead
◆ Allow for upgrades in processing power, storage, and connectivity over time, ensuring long-term viability






Automating Medication Delivery
Noting the inefficiency of existing medication dispensation on hospital wards, a leading healthcare equipment provider developed an automated medication delivery cart.
To do so, the company employed AAEON's RICO-MX8P, a fanless Pico-ITX single-board computer powered by the NXP i.MX 8M Plus processor platform.

Key Platform Requirements
◆ The platform chosen would need to be installed within a larger robotic unit, so a small form factor was required, and fanless operation was a plus.
◆ The application would need both wired and wireless connectivity, as well as support for RFID card readers and QR code scanners.
◆ The medication delivery cart would require a custom user interface, so the software integration support the chosen embedded partner could offer was an important factor.





The customer has now deployed their medication delivery cart in clinical environments. While the application is still in its infancy, it is expected to have a substantial impact on how medication rounds are conducted.


In healthcare, time is always critical, not only in emergency departments but across every area of clinical care. By embedding AI into healthcare workflows, staff can access the information they need faster and make decisions with greater confidence.


Preventative screenings are becoming more common, and AI models integrated into diagnostic tools can provide clinicians with valuable support. By helping identify anomalies earlier and more accurately, AI can make timely intervention more achievable.


Autonomous mobile robots can help reduce the clinical time spent on routine tasks such as medication delivery and sample transport. This allows staff to focus more of their time on patient care where it matters most, while improving workflow efficiency.

