Case Studies

The client had identified several “show-stopper” issues (including various image artifacts and other reliability concerns) with their “production intent” design. At that time-critical juncture, they asked Re:Build AppliedLogix to jump in and critically assess the system design end-to-end, generate a findings and recommendations summary, and then proceed to modify and

Renewable energy & sustainability are creating exciting new product development opportunities. A start-up company in the electric mobility space tapped Re:Build AppliedLogix to help them develop a high-efficiency, compact, AC/DC power supply for their product. One of the most challenging aspects of this design was the combination of achieving high-efficiency

The client’s existing Vital Controller design had become quite dated. Manufacturing was becoming less predictable (and with high overhead) due to a steady stream of parts availability issues driven by parts obsolescence. Our team developed an embedded solution with low-level board support software.

The customer was developing a new grid-scale flow battery and was looking for a low cost, custom, stack health monitor. The available commercial products contained features and functions that were not required as well as other aspects that would have added unnecessary cost into the product.

The client was experiencing backplane-based serial communication problems within their early/initial production units. The Design Services provider that had completed the subsystem hardware design had become progressively less responsive. They were unable to provide the necessary level of engineering support to diagnose the root cause issues.

Our client had started a design upgrade of their video image capture subsystem. They were on a path to eliminate their custom PCIe host adapter card installed inside the main control computer and replace it with a USB 3.0 based control interface when the effort was put on hold. Several

The Fortune 500 client approached Re:Build AppliedLogix with an urgent request to critically assess their production intent imaging subsystem design that was failing EMI compliance testing for radiated emissions levels. The failing subsystem was a vital element within a new product platform they were developing and readying for launch.

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AppliedLogix was tasked with developing a customer-scalable Biomass Dryer Cabinet that could be readily (re)configured to meet each customer’s unique requirements. The core concept was based on developing vertically stackable assemblies that would be supplied to the end customer via a complete set of drawings and instructions. Further, the stackable

Re:Build AppliedLogix was tasked with developing an electronics enclosure that would withstand the thermal and mechanical stresses, including the vibrational loading during launch, that results from being placed in a zero-G earth orbit aboard a space launch vehicle. The enclosure design needed to support multiple interconnected printed circuit board (PCB)

An established company within the electric vehicle material handling space approached Re:Build AppliedLogix with a need to expand the capabilities of their existing commercial-of-the-shelf (COTS) 4-channel CAN Bus based data logger. They needed a solution that would support the capture and recording of a wide range of operational characteristics of

Our client manufactures industrial instrumentation equipment that plays a key role within the semiconductor fabrication process. During their product roadmap planning, they identified an expanded set of features and functionality including the need to share data between separate pieces of equipment on the factory floor. With their internal development team

Re:Build AppliedLogix was tasked with developing a full custom six degree of freedom (6-DOF) robotic arm for an outdoor agricultural application. The available commercial off the shelf (COTS) 6-DOF arms were carefully assessed and found to be unable to meet the environmental requirements nor the volume manufacturing pricing goals. The