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Industry-Leading Solutions

Specialized hardware and software solutions that transform complex engineering challenges into market-ready products with unmatched quality and speed

100+

IoT Projects Delivered

Across industrial and healthcare sectors

2-4x

Faster Development Cycle

With our edge computing expertise

99.8%

Design Success Rate

For SoC and embedded systems

Automotive Electronics Design

From EV battery management systems to ADAS sensor fusion hardware, we design automotive-grade electronics that meet the highest safety and reliability standards. AEC-Q100 qualified, IATF 16949-aligned.

Key Capabilities

EV Battery Management Systems

Custom BMS PCB design with AEC-Q100 components: cell voltage/temperature monitoring, active/passive balancing, SOC/SOH estimation, isolation fault detection, and CAN FD communication for EV and hybrid applications.

ADAS Sensor Fusion Hardware

Hardware platforms for radar, LiDAR, and camera sensor fusion. Real-time object detection processing boards with automotive-grade Ethernet, GMSL2 interfaces, and ISO 26262 ASIL-B/D safety partitioning.

V2X Communication Systems

Vehicle-to-everything hardware supporting DSRC (802.11p), C-V2X (LTE-V/5G-V2X), and GNSS modules. Designed for V2V, V2I, and V2P applications with functional safety compliance.

AUTOSAR-Compliant Firmware

ECU software development on AUTOSAR Classic and Adaptive platforms — BSW configuration, RTE generation, SWC development, and SOME/IP service-oriented middleware integration.

Automotive Grade PCB Design

Multi-layer PCB design meeting AEC-Q100/Q200 qualification, IATF 16949 quality requirements, -40°C to 125°C operation, vibration/shock compliance, and conformal coating for harsh automotive environments.

In-Vehicle Networking

Hardware design and firmware for CAN FD, LIN 2.x, FlexRay, and 100BASE-T1/1000BASE-T1 Automotive Ethernet network nodes, gateways, and diagnostic interfaces.

Industry Applications

Electric Vehicles

  • Battery management systems
  • Onboard charger hardware
  • Motor controller PCBs
  • Vehicle ECU integration

ADAS & Autonomy

  • Radar processing boards
  • Camera interface hardware
  • LiDAR front-end electronics
  • Central compute platforms

Connected Vehicles

  • V2X communication units
  • Fleet telematics hardware
  • OTA update systems
  • Infotainment electronics

Why Choose Us for Automotive

Technical Depth

  • ISO 26262 functional safety-aware hardware partitioning

  • AEC-Q100/Q200 component qualification expertise

  • Full in-vehicle network protocol support (CAN FD, Ethernet, LIN)

Process & Quality

  • IATF 16949-aligned development processes

  • HILS/SILS testing and validation support

  • End-to-end EV powertrain electronics expertise

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you design AEC-Q100 qualified automotive PCBs?

Yes. We design to AEC-Q100 / AEC-Q200 component qualification standards with operating ranges from -40°C to 125°C, using automotive-grade materials and IATF 16949-aligned processes.

Do you develop AUTOSAR-compliant firmware?

We develop AUTOSAR Classic BSW/RTE/SWC and AUTOSAR Adaptive firmware for ECUs, supporting SOME/IP, DDS, and modern automotive middleware stacks.

What EV battery management capabilities do you offer?

We design full BMS hardware including cell voltage monitoring, state-of-charge estimation, active/passive balancing circuits, isolation monitoring, and CAN/LIN/FlexRay communication interfaces.

Can you integrate with automotive communication buses?

Yes. We design hardware and develop firmware for CAN FD, LIN, FlexRay, Automotive Ethernet (100BASE-T1), and MOST bus systems.

What is your typical automotive project timeline?

Prototype delivery typically takes 8–14 weeks depending on complexity. Production-intent designs with full automotive qualification can take 6–12 months, including testing and iteration cycles.

Ready to Build Your Automotive Electronics?

Talk to our automotive hardware engineers about your EV, ADAS, or connected vehicle project.