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Core Projects
Engineering capabilities developed toward real-world systems
Selected engineering directions from ETROYL covering real-time radar processing,
embedded vision, ground-penetrating radar, and reusable open-source engineering
tools. These projects illustrate how scientific understanding and engineering
experience can be developed into potential products and deployable technologies.
Selected Work
From difficult engineering problems toward working solutions
Radar · FPGA & Digital Design · Signal Processing
A potential real-time radar signal-processing platform built around FPGA
and GPU acceleration, deterministic data movement and hardware/software
co-design for advanced sensing applications.
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Embedded Systems · FPGA & Digital Design · Computer Vision
A potential low-latency embedded video architecture combining hardware
acceleration, efficient data movement and neural-network inference for
detection, recognition and identification.
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Radar & GPR · Electromagnetic Modeling · Signal Processing
An engineering and potential product direction spanning antenna design,
near-field electromagnetic modeling, radar signal processing, inversion
and soil characterization.
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Open Source · HDL · Embedded Systems · Engineering Tools
Reusable HDL cores, drivers, utilities and engineering tools that can
reduce repeated implementation effort and accelerate future digital and
embedded systems development.
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How Projects Fit ETROYL
Evidence of engineering capability and product potential
The projects presented here are engineering directions rather than a catalogue
of products already deployed by ETROYL. They build on technical expertise and
experience that can be applied to demanding real-world problems, while showing
where that capability could be developed into reusable platforms, technologies
or client-specific solutions.
They complement ETROYL's services and selected insights: services describe the
capabilities available to clients, insights explain technical reasoning and
methods, while projects illustrate how those capabilities can be brought
together around concrete engineering challenges and potential product concepts.
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