Some problems are only solvable in fabric. Others are only solvable by giving the team a better tool. Both tend to be postponed until they are urgent, and both are cheaper to address before that point.
What the work is
HDL design and verification
RTL development with a testbench that means something, so that a change late in a programme is not a gamble.
Hardware acceleration
Moving signal and image processing into fabric where the latency or throughput requirement cannot be met in software.
Interface and protocol implementation
Bus interfaces, sensor front-ends and timing-critical protocol logic implemented where the timing can actually be guaranteed.
Test rigs and internal tooling
The fixture that turns a two-hour manual test into a two-minute automated one. Rarely on a roadmap, frequently the highest-return work available.
Build and CI for hardware-adjacent teams
Pipelines that handle firmware artefacts, hardware-in-the-loop tests and long build times, rather than assuming a pure software project.
Where an engagement usually starts
For acceleration work, a feasibility assessment on whether the requirement is achievable in your target device and what resources it would consume. For tooling, usually a short discovery on where the team actually loses time.
What we do not do
We do not take on ASIC design. Our FPGA work is at the board and system level, not silicon.
Related practices
Problems here usually touch these too
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ONVIF & Video Interoperability
Conformance engineering, third-party device validation, and the Profile S to T and V transition.
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Innovation & R&D
Applied research for problems without a known answer yet: feasibility work and de-risking a concept.
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Embedded Systems Engineering
Firmware, drivers and board bring-up for products that have to work for a decade in the field.
Bring us the challenge
The one that has been handed back, sits between two suppliers, or nobody can say is possible yet. A short call costs you nothing and you will speak to one of our consultants.
Engineer to engineer. No handoffs.