
T7 7-Inch Vehicle Tablet
The compact terminal for tight cabs, with five front keys and an optional UM982 RTK module.
View the T7The mounted range is built as one family rather than a pile of unrelated models. The T7, T8, T10 and T12 sizes share the working foundations — IPS sunlight-readable panels, IP66 sealing in each model's published specification, 9-36 V vehicle power and a -20 to +70 C operating range — and split where the work splits: by screen size first, then by platform. Quad-core models carry guidance, dispatch and implement control. The Qualcomm Pro models add camera recording muscle and, on the T10 Pro, a radio path for RTK corrections beyond mobile coverage.
Below the mounted range sit two different tools. The R10 is a handheld rugged tablet for the people who work around the machines rather than in them. The PB001 and PB002 are 4G trackers for vehicles that need visibility without a cab terminal. Accessories — VESA brackets, RTK antennas, cameras, mainboards and cable sets — complete the installation side of the catalogue.

The compact terminal for tight cabs, with five front keys and an optional UM982 RTK module.
View the T7
The 8-inch all-rounder for machinery and mining cabs, with a camera, CAN, RS485 and Ethernet expansion set.
View the T8
Qualcomm platform, four camera channels recording at once, and a DisplayPort second screen.
View the T8 Pro
The seeding and spraying workhorse, with expansion up to four cameras, dual CAN and dual RS232.
View the T10
Qualcomm power plus an optional radio module that receives RTK corrections without 4G.
View the T10 Pro
The newer octa-core 10-inch platform on Android 13 or Linux 5.15.
View the T10B
The 12.1-inch flagship for split screens, with four 1080p camera inputs and the widest interface set.
View the T12
A handheld rugged tablet for supervisors, technicians and field checks outside the cab.
View the R10
4G vehicle trackers for positioning and trip playback across a fleet.
View the trackersStart with the cab, not the catalogue. Measure the space where a terminal can mount without blocking sight lines, then read the size pages: 7-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch. Within a size, choose the platform by software load — video recording and dual display point to the Pro models; a single guidance or dispatch client points to the standard models. Only then open the RTK question, because the module, antenna and correction source are a system choice that sits across all sizes.
Every product page on this site carries the full published specification for its model, written from the manufacturer's product pages. Where a specification is not published — the R10 and the trackers are the honest examples — the page says so and turns into a checklist of what to confirm, instead of filling the gap with plausible numbers.
Fix the size by cab space and information density, fix the platform by software and camera load, then fix positioning by the accuracy the application must repeat. Those three decisions narrow nine products to one or two candidates in minutes. Send the shortlist, the vehicle types and the software you run to the sales team, and confirm minimum order quantities and lead times for your model and configuration before you commit a rollout date.
Send your vehicle, software and interface list. The sales team replies with a configuration and price.