From the shape of the enclosure down to the placement of the hand strap, Juniper Systems’ rugged tablet is not only ultra-rugged, but ultra-ergonomic.
Tuniper Systems has teamed up with Eastcom Associates to provide a quality asset mapping solution to ease the workload for water purveyors working to meet a variety of applications. This information can include peaks, valleys, vegetation, utilities, and other physical attributes. The survey can then be used to determine placement […]
Juniper Systems has worked to develop a rigorous quality-assurance process to ensure each Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet that leaves our doors goes with the same quality standard we hold ourselves to. As a company that operates almost entirely under one roof, we have the benefit of working closely with all […]
Android™ has emerged with growing popularity in the handheld arena, from smartphones to tablets to other devices, it’s here to stay. Since its notable growth, Google has been working toward making various forms of Android available for enterprise devices as well as other device types such as Internet of Things. […]
The Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet was designed for a wide range of uses, and Juniper Systems has developed a variety of carrying options to meet your needs.
For those of you who are new to the world of RFID and rugged handheld computing, welcome. We hope this post serves as a guide to help you better understand which information collection option best suits the needs of your project. A common question often answered here at Juniper is, […]
Juniper Systems established a partnership with Industrial Networks this month after an extensive, collaborative effort in integrating ATA/AEI long-range UHF RFID tag readers into the Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet. As the only existing solution of its kind, it will serve as a complete identification and tracking system for the railroad […]
“Unrivaled tolerance to a vast range of environmental extremes, the adaptive sensory processing capabilities of the Mesa 2 Rugged Tablet extend from its auxiliary Geode companion to orbital satellites in the furthest reaches of Earth’s biosphere.” Earlier this year, I resumed my duties as a groundskeeper around the office […]
