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Embedded System Design & Electronic R&D Solutions

We step in where standard PLCs and off-the-shelf hardware fall short in technical specifications or prove cost-ineffective in industrial automation projects. We design process-specific electronic circuit boards (PCBs) and develop custom embedded firmware.

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Industrial-Grade PCB Design

Multi-layer printed circuit board (PCB) design and prototyping compliant with EMI/EMC standards and resistant to harsh industrial noise.

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Industrial Communication & IoT

Smart sensor and gateway solutions supporting Modbus (RTU/TCP) and EtherCAT protocols to seamlessly transmit data to SCADA or cloud systems.

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Embedded Firmware Development

Real-time operating systems (RTOS) and high-speed control algorithm development, primarily built around the STM32 (ARM Cortex) architecture.

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Power & Motion Electronics

TMC4361A-based quiet and high-precision stepper motor drivers, high-current hydraulic/pneumatic valve driver boards (HSPWS), and custom Solid State Relay (SSR) designs.

In-House Designed Industrial Hardware

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IO-M HSPWS

High-Speed Smart Power Switching Module

8 Channel (3A) | 24VDC | STO Protected

Developed to safely drive high-current hydraulic and pneumatic valves where standard PLC outputs are insufficient, featuring active thermal protection.​

Equipped with optically isolated inputs and hardware Safe Torque Off (STO) protection, this module enables you to drive proportional valves and high-current loads precisely and safely via PWM signals.​

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IP67 Fieldbus Valve Driver Module

22 Channels (500mA) | EtherCAT & PROFINET


Designed to centrally drive pneumatic valves over industrial communication protocols in harsh outdoor/field environments (IP67).

Under Testing Phase

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Closed-Loop Smart Stepper Driver

8.5A Output | TMC4361 & TMC2160 | Fieldbus & Pulse/Dir


Flawlessly drive your high-current stepper motors via Fieldbus or Pulse/Direction using a closed-loop architecture that prevents step loss.

Under Testing Phase

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