The RevPi Connect 4, based on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4), is characterized by its modular design, its open source concept and its industrial suitability for a variety of applications, such as IPC, industrial control, edge device or IIoT.

In this video, Salma gives a quick introduction to the RevPi S and SE series, which are equipped with the rare and exclusive Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4S.

Revolution Pi meets CODESYS. Learn more about the Industrial Raspberry Pi module with fully integrated CODESYS runtime.

If you need an OEM version of the Revolution Pi, that is no problem for us. In this video Julian explains what options are available.

Learn more about the open source RevPi Compact controller based on Raspberry Pi. In contrast to the standard design of Revolution Pi, this device is not modular, but is already equipped with a large number of digital and analog inputs and outputs.

In this video, Julian explains how the RevPi Core and RevPi Connect base modules can be expanded by various expansion modules such as I/Os and gateways.

Since our Revolution Pi is based on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module, we want to show you the main differences between the Raspberry Pi and our Revolution Pi.

Introducing the new modular gateway by KUNBUS.

Split for choice. This video shows the differences between the RevPi Core and the RevPi Connect and which additional features the RevPi Connect offers.

A short overview of CloudRails solution to connect industrial sensors to any cloud for IIoT and digital transformation projects.

Connect an IFM vibration sensor to AWS, Azure, Alibaba and other clouds in less than a minute using the CloudRail.Box.