Showing the time at London 2012

Designing electronics for the London 2012 Olympics.

At the London 2012 Olympic Games, one of the horse jumps for the equestrian event in Greenwich Park – crossed the Meridian Line. We were contracted to design a system to control 22 clock faces, that showed the time of all the competing nations. Each clock was individually controlled by GPS and the second hand on every clock moved in perfect synchronisation with all the others.

Showing the time at London 2012

Designing Medical Equipment Testing for Cancer Treatment

Designing a Custom Printing Solution for Pharmacutical Packaging

Advanced X-Ray Control System for Medical Applications

Designing a Respiratory Pressure Measurement Device

Designing a Docking Station for Peak Flow Meters

Developing a Complete Asset Protection Package

Monitoring Staff Across Multiple Locations with IoT solution

Designing a Smart Fire Sprinkler Monitor with IoT

Monitoring and Controlling Swimming Pools and Leisure centres

Remote Monitoring and Operation of London-Based Gas Lamps

Designing a Custom Charging Solution

Designing a Baby Monitoring System for Sheltered Housing

Noise Monitoring System Design for Mercedes AMG

Adding Real-Time Diagnostics to a Programming Port

Prototyping a Smart Water Flow Management System

Prototyping a Nitrogen Injection Coffee Packaging Machine

Prototyping a Volumetric Dosing Machine

Reverse Engineering for the Greek Railways

Reverse Engineering a Pyramid Tea Bag Machine

Reverse Engineering Thermoforming Tech for Mouth Guard Company

GPS Tracking with a difference

Controlling Repair Equipment

Sometimes – you can’t buy a solution off the shelf

Showing the time at London 2012

Design of a 10,000V impulse tester

Sometimes, the only way you know what colour looks best – is to build some samples.