Element14 Partners With EDATEC For Raspberry Pi Expansion

With EDATEC’s deep expertise in Raspberry Pi technology, this collaboration opens new possibilities for automation, AI applications, smart infrastructure, and more. 

Element14 has broadened its range of suppliers by forming a strategic partnership with EDA Technology Company, commonly referred to as EDATEC. This collaboration marks a significant expansion of element14’s product portfolio, introducing an array of cutting-edge Raspberry Pi-based solutions. These new additions will complement element14’s existing selection of single-board computers (SBCs) and accessories, providing customers with an even more comprehensive range of options tailored for various applications.

EDATEC is a well-established company specializing in the design and manufacture of advanced industrial computing solutions. Their product lineup includes industrial PCs, Human-Machine Interface (HMI) panel PCs, artificial intelligence (AI) cameras, and a variety of Raspberry Pi-based accessories. These innovative products are designed to serve multiple industries, supporting applications in the Internet of Things (IoT), industrial automation, AI-powered solutions, and various smart technology initiatives. More specifically, EDATEC’s offerings contribute to the advancement of smart water and wind power management, precision agriculture, intelligent building control systems, and logistics optimization across warehouses and factories. Additionally, their technology is utilized in fire monitoring systems and robotics, demonstrating the company’s versatility in developing high-tech solutions for emerging industry needs.

Romain Soreau, Head of Single Board Computing at element14, highlighted the depth of EDATEC’s expertise in Raspberry Pi technology. He noted that the company’s founders and core development team have been closely involved with Raspberry Pi since its initial launch in 2012. Their early contributions to the platform’s global release and mass production have positioned them as key innovators in the field. Soreau expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “EDATEC’s ability to develop sophisticated, high-performance Raspberry Pi-based products makes them a strong addition to our supplier network. We are excited to bring their customized solutions to our customers, offering tailored products that meet the evolving demands of various industries.”

As a result of this partnership, customers can now conveniently purchase EDATEC products online through Farnell for the EMEA (Europe, the Middle East, and Africa) region, element14 for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) market, and Newark for North America. This collaboration ensures that businesses and developers worldwide have easier access to EDATEC’s high-quality solutions, reinforcing element14’s commitment to providing industry-leading single-board computing products and accessories.

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Akanksha Gaur
Akanksha Gaur
Akanksha Sondhi Gaur is a Senior Technology Journalist at Electronics For You (EFY), specialising in emerging technologies and electronics. Holding a German patent and over a decade of industrial and academic experience, she has interviewed industry leaders, authored in-depth technology features, and published multiple research papers.

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