"Industrial controllers" using such as arduinos and beaglebone modules... (OK, I was wrong about the R Pi..)
It seems to be hobbyist / educational grade kit that they are make out to be industrial grade, from what I can see.
There is no serious tech info on anything that I can find, just vague advertising waffle, prices & pictures.
so, it could still be based on a pi... but because they put them in hefty industrial enclosures, they charge an arm and a leg for them... but the enclosures could be run-of-the-mill aluminum enclosures with cheap LCD panels in them... you won't know for sure without buying one to evaluate, and that's how they make their money in some cases... on the other hand, it could be an enclosure you could drive an M1 tank over without a scratch... but you won't know unless you buy one for evaluation...
strange... the picture i see is an injection molded case with raised lettering. the raised lettering identifying the ports is making shadows on the white mounting plate because of the angle of the lighting.