Edge AI & embedded intelligence
Inference that runs on the device — on a microcontroller, an SoC or an FPGA — with a power and latency budget that holds.
Belgium · Deep-tech engineering house
DeeplyDynamics designs advanced hardware, embedded software, FPGA systems and edge AI for next-generation products — from the first block diagram to a board leaving the assembly line.
Silicon, toolchains and platforms we work with every week
Capabilities
Most engagements combine several of these. Each can also be hired on its own — including as a second opinion on a design that is already underway.
Inference that runs on the device — on a microcontroller, an SoC or an FPGA — with a power and latency budget that holds.
From a first block diagram to a manufacturable board — schematics, layout, bring-up and validation.
Firmware on microcontrollers and processors, plus the Linux, Windows and Android software around it.
Logic design for high-speed acquisition, imaging and interfacing where a processor alone will not keep up.
Prototype builds, manufacturing files and the follow-up that gets a design cleanly into series production.
Leading a development in-house, or helping your organisation build the process to run it well.
Signature capability
When a machine has to react in milliseconds, keep working when the link drops, and never send its images anywhere, the model belongs on the device. We design the silicon around it, not the other way round.
Full product lifecycle
Every phase ends in something you can review — a document, a board, a measurement — rather than a status update.
Requirements, constraints, volumes, certification path.
Block diagram, silicon choice, hardware / software / logic split.
Schematics, layout, power, signal integrity, EMC-aware design.
Bare-metal, RTOS or embedded Linux, in version control from day one.
RTL for the paths a processor cannot meet deterministically.
Model sizing, quantisation and the pipeline that feeds it.
Bring-up, characterisation, EMC pre-compliance, recorded results.
Manufacturing pack, test definition, assembler follow-up.
Industries
Different sectors, one constant: electronics that has to work reliably, for years, in a place nobody will visit to reboot it.
Motion control, machine interfaces, deterministic fieldbus links and equipment that has to run for a decade.
Real-time control loops, sensor fusion, safe motion and the compute that has to fit inside a moving machine.
High-speed sensor interfacing, FPGA image pipelines and inference close to the sensor.
Precision analogue front ends, traceable design records and hardware built to survive an audit.
High-reliability electronics, long lifecycles, documented design decisions and controlled component sourcing.
Low-power sensor nodes, secure connectivity, fleet provisioning and firmware you can update in the field.
CAN and automotive Ethernet, harsh-environment hardware and functional-safety-aware design practice.
High-speed acquisition, timing accuracy, noise budgets and measurement you can defend with numbers.
Why DeeplyDynamics
Board, firmware, logic and model are designed by the same people. The interesting failures live exactly between those layers — and here there is nobody to hand them to.
The person in the kickoff call is the person doing the work. No account layer translating your requirements into someone else’s first embedded project.
Margins, timings, currents and inference latency are measured on hardware and written down. When we are unsure, we say so instead of smoothing it over.
Sources, schematics, layout, models and manufacturing data are yours. Nothing is locked to us, and another competent engineer can continue without us.
Get in touch
Tell us what you are building and what is in the way — the timing, the noise, the power budget, the deadline. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it, and what we would do first.