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title: "What applications is MOROS.neo designed for – and when is MRX.neo the better choice?"
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# What applications is MOROS.neo designed for – and when is MRX.neo the better choice?

**MOROS.neo** is particularly well-suited to decentralised systems, secure remote access, existing Wi-Fi infrastructures, dual-SIM redundancy and the integration of OT and legacy systems. The platform is ideal when reliability, remote maintenance and local data processing are the main priorities – without the need for maximum modularity or 5G.

**MRX.neo** is the right choice when projects require greater scalability, 5G or greater flexibility from the outset. The key difference lies in hardware expandability: MRX.neo can be tailored to new requirements using additional MRcards, for example with further Ethernet, mobile, fibre-optic and serial interfaces or digital/analogue I/Os.

In short: **MOROS.neo** is well suited to clearly defined applications with manageable complexity. **MRX.neo** comes into its own when requirements grow, change or when greater technical flexibility is required from the outset.