Industries
Industrial & IoT
Connected equipment that has to keep working in places nobody wants to visit twice.
What makes it hard
- 01Long deployment life against short component life
- 02Power budgets that rule out the obvious part
- 03Connectivity that must survive a noisy electrical environment
- 04Field units that are expensive to reach and replace
How we approach it
We design for the deployment life rather than the launch date. That means second sources identified at schematic stage, a firmware update path that works over whatever link the site actually has, and a bill of materials reviewed for parts likely to disappear before the product does.
Typical applications
- Condition monitoring
- Industrial gateways
- Remote telemetry
- Machine control
- Environmental sensing
- Asset tracking
How we can help
Electronic Design
Schematic capture, PCB layout, firmware and design-for-manufacture — taken from a rough requirement to a release-ready package.
Explore→PrototypePrototyping & NPI
Working prototypes, small-batch builds and the unglamorous work of making a design reproducible at volume.
Explore→SourceComponent Engineering
Part selection, second-source qualification, obsolescence planning and procurement for the hardware we design and build — decided by the engineers who read the schematic.
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