Showing posts with label Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Development. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

A New Paradigm for Data Acquisition



Like many design engineers and makers versed in open source, I wanted a development board that would allow me to eliminate the compromises in my designs due to manufacturer propriety hardware and software. I was never really happy with the number of channel offerings, firmware limitations, physical size, and costs per channel of commercially available data acquisition products currently on the market today. I was also not satisfied with other simplistic project platforms like the Ardruino and IOIO for use on projects like hexapods, quadcopters and other complex robotic systems that need parallel processes, vice linear processes. There had to be a better way and a better development board that could also be open source. So in 2013, I developed an entirely new data acquisition module and prototyping paradigm that I call AndroiDAQ.

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Controlled Capture Systems


We believe there is a better way to do everything, to challenge the tried and true; to think outside the box of normal.
These beliefs allow us to provide to you cost effective and complete solutions to bring your product dreams into reality. 
We provide project specific solutions in a complete and confidential manner. Our solutions include:

Monday, July 7, 2014

Prototyping -From Dreamscape to Reality


In 1984, Joseph Ruben directed a science fiction film called “Dreamscape”. In this movie, you are taken to a lab where scientists and system integrators are busy developing head gear, to aid in the monitoring and control of dreams. The first appearance of this head gear is very crude, as it is cumbersome, bulky, and heavy, with wires and leads sticking out everywhere, but later, as the development on the head gear continues, it becomes a sleek, fully functional, and lightweight head set.

Friday, June 20, 2014

Electronic Hardware Development in the Now.

"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." -Alan Kay


Everyday new electronic hardware and devices are announced and made available on the market. There is a plethora of electronic devices available that not only vary in their capabilities and functions but also in their pricing and product age. Careful selection of devices must be made to avoid end-of-life parts. If perchance an inexperienced designer selects one of these parts for product development and when the part is discontinued, the product's viability and cost will be greatly affected due to the necessity of having to redesign the product. With over 25-years experience in Electronic Design I can help you in avoiding these costly mistakes.