Custom PCB Design

Designing custom electronic circuits allows us to develop highly optimized solutions tailored to the specific challenges of our customers. Custom printed circuit boards (PCBs) enable seamless integration of our artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms and electronic control units (ECUs), enabling our AI and software to precisely control mechanical components within our quality inspection stations.

Ceyeborg’s ECUs and precision-engineered PCBs distinguish our solutions from generic off-the-shelf alternatives. This qualifies our solutions in zero-tolerance industries like medical and energy, where meeting stringent standards for compliance, reliability, and quality control is essential.

Our custom PCBs ensure peak performance, enhanced durability, and strict adherence to rigorous regulatory requirements.

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PCB Design

We follow the philosophy of designing custom hardware to produce efficient solutions that are resource-saving in the long run. Electronic assemblies of surface-mounted devices (SMD) or through-hole devices (THD) can be used to integrate power electronics on printed circuit boards (PCB) to implement customer-specific solutions and systems.

Our custom-designed PCBs enable our electronic control units (ECUs) to interface seamlessly with other electronics within your facility. Ceyeborg’s AI algorithms and software can relay decision signals to our ECUs, where the underlying PCB can facilitate real-time control and adjustment of electronic components, actuators, and sensors in the quality inspection station.

For instance, based on the AI’s output, the ECUs can adjust the parameters of machinery, trigger alerts, or modify workflows to prevent potential issues and enhance productivity. This synergy between AI-driven insights and precise electronic control creates a highly responsive and adaptive operational environment, tailored specifically to your needs. Ceyeborg relies on the many years of experience of its EMS partner to manufacture and assemble the PCBs.

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