SECO Launches Modular Vision 10.1 MX95 Industrial Platform
The new integrated platform offers 2.0 TOPS of AI acceleration to simplify industrial human-machine interface development.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Consumer Electronics
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SECO has moved its Modular Vision 10.1 MX95 platform into mass production, offering original equipment manufacturers a standardized industrial human-machine interface. The platform is now available for global purchase through distributor DigiKey.
Why it matters
By integrating computing, display technology, and industrial connectivity into a single architecture, this platform aims to simplify the modernization of human-machine interfaces. It reduces complexity for manufacturers by providing a pre-validated system that combines hardware with a security-focused software environment.
The system features 2.0 TOPS of AI acceleration capacity and operates on the NXP i.MX 95 processor, with memory configurations scaling up to 8 GB of RAM and 64 GB of eMMC storage.
The players
SECO
An Italian-based provider of embedded hardware and software solutions that specializes in industrial computing and IoT architecture.
DigiKey
A global distributor of electronic components that provides a massive inventory and supply chain infrastructure for original equipment manufacturers.
NXP Semiconductors
A major semiconductor manufacturer known for its i.MX series of applications processors designed for automotive and industrial embedded systems.
The details
The platform utilizes a Yocto-based operating system, a highly customizable Linux distribution used for embedded system development, to manage security and lifecycle updates. It includes FIPS 140-3 hardware-based security, a federal standard for cryptographic modules, to protect sensitive data. The interface is housed behind front-side IP65 protection, signifying that the unit is dust-tight and shielded against low-pressure water jets for use in demanding environments.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: Mass production availability announced for Modular Vision 10.1 MX95.
The Tech Race
This platform adopts the NXP i.MX 95 architecture to compete in the growing market for consolidated, secure industrial interfaces. It follows a trend of manufacturers shifting from fragmented component assembly to integrated, pre-certified hardware modules that accelerate development cycles.
Original equipment manufacturers can now access the platform for immediate industrial integration through global supply chains. The system is designed for environments requiring IP65 ingress protection and hardware-validated security for machine interaction.
The takeaway
Manufacturers looking to streamline industrial hardware deployments should monitor how this platform handles the transition from design to field deployment. Track the platform's adoption in automated, secure industrial environments as an indicator of broader shifts toward pre-validated, modular interfaces.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Industry Europe.
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