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Introducing ComfileWEB — A Smarter Way to Use CFNET Field I/O If you've been using the CFNET Field I/O, you may have run into some frustrations along the way. We heard you. Originally, CFNET was designed to connect to a PC — Windows or Linux — over USB, as simple as plugging in a printer. We provided .NET class libraries for C# and VB.NET, and even a file system (FS) interface for other languages. But honestly? We felt that still wasn't good enough. So we built something bette …

We've kept you waiting long enough. CPi-J070WR is here — our first model powered by the CM5 (Compute Module 5). Attention CUWIN Users If you've been using CUWIN, you know what it's been. A Windows CE-based touch panel PC that quietly did its job on factory floors and industrial sites across the country. But Windows CE has reached the end of the road. No more updates. No future. So what comes next? We spent a long time thinking about it. The answer was clear: Linux. When you weigh ind …

Introducing Modula Pi For a long time, many of our customers have asked the same question: “Can I use Raspberry Pi in industrial environments more safely and more easily?” Today, we are happy to officially introduce Modula Pi. Modula Pi is an industrial modular controller platform built around the Raspberry Pi 5. It combines the flexibility and performance of Raspberry Pi with the reliability and protection needed for real industrial applications. Please note that this is a DIY kit …

Hello, this is Comfile Technology. At Comfile Technology, we have always strived to provide the fastest solutions for the technical challenges engineers face in the field. We understand that even a minute of downtime is critical. To better support your projects, we are excited to officially launch our AI Assistant Service, capable of providing instant answers anytime, anywhere. ? Get Instant Answers to Your Technical Questions! Our AI Assistant is more than just a simple chatbot. It has been t …

The standard SD card capacity for CPi Panel PC (Lite models) is being upgraded from 8GB to 32GB. Moving forward, Lite units will ship equipped with the Raspberry Pi 32GB SD card. Why the Change? The SD card market has shifted decisively toward higher capacities, rendering 8GB cards a low-volume niche, and a less desirable option. Software Demands: Modern OS installations are increasingly leaving less room for additional data partitions on an 8GB card, forcing developers to make unnecessary comp …