Electronic Product Development in San Jose and Silicon Valley

When businesses of all markets and sizes need technology-related product design and development, San Jose and Silicon Valley consistently come to mind. This area has been a leader in technical innovation for many years and continues to attract industry professionals and businesses. For decades the region has produced much of the electronic technology that powers many industries and consumer products:

  • ●      Manufacturing enterprises with the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) that streamlines production, making it more efficient.
  • Aviation, with lightweight and complex instruments that aid navigation and communications
  • Automotive industries, providing electronic vehicles and sophisticated electronics for safety features.
  • Communications, enabled by increasingly-powerful cellular networks and miniaturized circuits for smartphones, tablets, and other devices.

Developing these products requires an incredible set of skills that include electronic product development design, prototyping, manufacturing, and implementation into the end product. San Jose is well-positioned to provide such turnkey solutions for businesses across all industries and applications.

Wireless Product Development

Nearly everyone has a smartphone of some kind – many individuals have more than one, to cover business and personal use. For many businesses, keeping in touch with customers, employees on the road, and coworkers would be completely impractical without wireless devices – laptops, tablets, and smartphones.

San Jose’s electronic engineers bring wireless product development to reality with multiple solutions that can be tailored for specific business needs:

  • WiFi-enabled devices that can be utilized effectively in the office, at home, in restaurants, hotels, and even in vehicles that serve as WiFi hotspots.
  • Short-range wireless communications that allow industries to improve efficiency and cut costs through the availability of immediate contact with needed resources. Utilizing secure, reliable internal communications saves time and money with low-cost devices that can be customized for a variety of applications.
  • Wireless tablet computers allow industries and mobile service technicians to access and update critical information in real-time, boosting efficiency and saving money. With the development of rugged wireless tablet computers, these devices are now suitable for job sites and industrial use.

Medical Product Development

Medical product development has become increasingly critical with the urgent needs generated by the Coronavirus pandemic. San Jose electronics engineers have been instrumental for decades in designing and creating the complex circuitry that powers medical products that assist in patient evaluation and treatment:

  • Complex support devices such as patient monitors and ventilators
  • Diagnostic equipment including EKG equipment and CT or MRI scanners
  • Surgical robotics equipment

Internal devices that provide an improved quality of life rely on electronic medical product development, including:

  • Pacemakers
  • Automated embedded defibrillators
  • Embedded medication supplies such as insulin pumps

Other embedded devices are opening doors for the treatment of neurological and brain function.

Without the efforts and ingenuity of electronic engineers and the medical community, such advances in healthcare would be impossible. Whether such medical electronics are for diagnostic or internal treatment, the accuracy and reliability of each device are critical in patient care and longevity.

San Jose electronic engineers play a significant role in the development of medical technology.

Automotive Electronic Product Development in San Jose

Today’s vehicles are loaded with technology and electronics. With the advent of all-electric cars and driverless vehicles, the need for advanced electronics in the industry is certain to continue the need for automotive product development.

Electronics are utilized in nearly every aspect of automotive manufacturing:

  • Engine monitors and controls managed by on-board computers.
  • On-board entertainment systems that include video monitors and satellite radio.
  • Sensors that detect everything from cabin temperature to tire pressure.
  • GPS systems for navigation, traffic alerts, and points of interest.
  • Bluetooth synchronization that allows voice communication from smartphones through vehicle audio systems.
  • Electronic stability control sensors that detect a loss of traction in inclement weather, taking action to improve control of the vehicle – potentially avoiding a crash.
  • WiFi hotspot technology that allows all vehicle occupants to utilize WiFi as they travel.

More recent automotive product developments are providing additional information to drivers that make operation safer:

  • High-quality cameras that provide all-around information, a considerable advancement over yesterday’s more common backup cameras.
  • Adaptive cruise control that senses another vehicle being close, and automatically reduces speed.
  • Lane assist warnings that alert the driver of movement out of the current lane without signaling.
  • Blindspot detection systems that alert drivers to the presence of other vehicles that may not otherwise be noticed.
  • Self-parking cars that relieve drivers from that cumbersome skill that many struggle to perfect.
  • Heads-up displays that allow a driver to see important information directly on the windshield in front of them, eliminating the need to take eyes away from the road even momentarily.
  • Cross-traffic systems that utilize radar to detect cars that present a risk of collision.

With the plethora of technical offerings now included in modern vehicles, it’s a small wonder that the automotive community has already arrived at the next step – introducing driverless vehicles. Technical resources advise that electronics will soon account for one-third of the cost of a vehicle.

Autonomous vehicles usher in a whole new concept of computer controls and vehicle product development driven by advanced electronics.

Some of the advancements are facilitated by new materials such as ultralow loss substrates that can reduce power consumption – making electronics more efficient and newer components such as high-performance inductors and capacitors. Through-silicon vias also contribute to short interconnect transmission for reduced insertion or signal loss.

Electronic development in San Jose contributes to the success and advancement of these automotive technologies and more.

San Jose Engineers – Facilitating the Future

The San Jose area has specialists experienced in electronic product development, engineering, and prototyping. With decades of service in the industry, local engineers have contributed to the success of customers across a wide array of industries and technologies.

Contact the electronics experts in San Jose today to assure fast, reliable technology product development.

SunMan Engineering Releasing Expanded Portfolio of IoT Products

[SUMMARY] Silicon Valley high-tech product development firm SunMan Engineering is releasing an expanded portfolio of IoT products and technologies for a wide range of connectivity, automation, and robotic applications.

San Jose, CA — SunMan Engineering, an established leader in high-tech product design and development, is expanding its portfolio of comprehensive engineering services to include more IoT applications to help technology companies worldwide meet the needs of the consumer market.

Founded in 1990, SunMan Engineering has extensive experience providing end-to-end product development and technology R&D to government agencies, defense technology firms,  and commercial companies — from startup to Fortune 500. Its areas of focus include product architecture, product development, product prototyping, as well as firmware and software development.

SunMan Engineering leverages the expertise it has gained from working with clients in various verticals and applies the insights to create a high level of synergy and cross-pollination in its product development process.

“We understand the entire design and manufacturing process so we can take our clients from concept to product and get their projects done,” said Allen Nejah, CEO of SunMan Engineering. “We have the technological know-how, as well as the business and marketing expertise to help our clients avoid pitfalls while keeping their projects on time and on budget.”

In particular, the company is expanding its portfolio of products designed to simplify IoT (Internet of Things) for a wide range of connectivity applications. With this renewed focus, SunMan Engineering will support its customers to tap into the fast-growing IoT global market, which is expected to grow to about $520B in 2021 and reach 1.6 trillion by 2025.

In light of recent events, which will impact the global supply chain for the foreseeable future, SunMan’s approach of using mostly US-manufactured parts helps its customers minimize supply chain disruptions.

“Our Silicon Valley-based team strives to balance sourcing, cost, and supply chain management so our customers can optimize their manufacturing processes and profitability,” said Nejah. “In addition, we support our clients with business and marketing research to implement their long-term business visions.”

SunMan Engineering has been a leader in IoT and wireless connectivity for over 25 years. The company has helped over 350 companies architect and develop numerous IoT products.

For 2020 and beyond, SunMan Engineering will leverage the many IoT products in its portfolio and its expertise in wireless technologies to augment its high-tech product development services. It’s committed to providing quality services that will help its clients develop high-tech products from concept to manufacturing.

In addition, the labor market has changed dramatically during the Covid-19 pandemic. SunMan Engineering is equipped with the staff and experience to handle a surge in demand as organizations revert back to outsourcing so they can adapt to fluctuations in supply and demand while staying agile in the fast-changing business environment.

To learn more about SunMan Engineering, visit https://sunmantechnology.com/ or contact them at (408) 441-1500.

SunMan Engineering Expanding Product Development Service To IoT Medical Devices

[SUMMARY] Silicon Valley high-tech product development firm SunMan Engineering is developing IoT medical devices with robotic features for medical technology companies.

San Jose, CA — SunMan Engineering, an established leader in high-tech product design and development, is developing medical devices with IoT (Internet of Things) and robotic features for medical technology companies. The new technologies will combine robotic systems with connected sensors and smart objects, which will be embedded in medical devices to streamline workflows and facilitate automation.

Founded in 1990, SunMan Engineering provides services in product architecture, product development, product prototyping, as well as firmware and software development to government agencies, defense technology firms, and commercial companies — from startup to Fortune 500. It has extensive experience in collaborating with technology companies through R&D and the entire product development lifecycle.

The company has worked with clients in many sectors over the past 30 years. Its customers can tap into the extensive insights and experience to leverage the convergence of technologies and create a high level of synergy. This will guide the innovation of IoMT (Internet of Medical Things) devices, which will help improve treatment outcomes and patient experience.

“We understand the entire design and manufacturing process so we can take our clients from concept to product and get their projects done,” said Allen Nejah, CEO of SunMan Engineering. “We have the technological know-how, as well as the business and marketing expertise to help our clients avoid pitfalls while keeping their projects on time and on budget.”

The global IoT healthcare market is anticipated to reach USD 142.45 billion by 2026, with a CAGR of 28.9% thanks to the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases. Medical device manufacturers are accelerating their design and production timelines to meet market demands.

With the aid of IoMT, patients can enjoy convenient and quick access to vital information that can help avoid emergency situations. They can continuously monitor their health and share the data with their healthcare providers in real-time to facilitate remote monitoring. This is particularly important for the US market, in which chronic diseases affect approximately 133 million Americans — more than 40% of the total population.

The use of IoMT will not only promote faster response time but also allow providers to see more patients. It will also make telemedicine more accessible and effective, helping improve care while lowering cost. Not to mention, it can relieve overcrowding in hospitals so resources can be freed up for the critically ill — which is proven to be a necessity during the covid-19 pandemic.

Meanwhile, robotics technologies can be applied to medical devices to perform complex procedures with more precision, flexibility, and control than is possible with conventional techniques. Combined with the ability to operate the devices remotely, healthcare providers can overcome geographic barriers so they can deliver high-quality care to more patients.

The use of IoMT and robotic medical devices will also help improve patient experience, which will be the key to helping healthcare providers acquire and retain more patients. They can also improve cost-efficiency while minimizing errors to increase profitability.

Besides developing products that are responsive to market demands, SunMan Engineering also takes into account supply chain management and material sourcing in the design process.

In light of recent events, which are likely to impact the global supply chain for the foreseeable future, SunMan’s approach of using mostly US-manufactured parts helps its customers minimize supply chain disruptions so they can continue with their product development roadmaps.

“Our Silicon Valley-based team strives to balance sourcing, cost, and supply chain management so our customers can optimize their manufacturing processes and profitability,” said Nejah. “In addition, we support our clients with business and marketing research to implement a long-term business vision. This puts them ahead of the game by combining the latest technologies with market insights derived from our years of experience.”

SunMan Engineering has been a leader in IoT and wireless connectivity for over 25 years. Adding connected medical devices with robotic features to its portfolio will allow the firm to leverage its experience in helping over 350 companies architect numerous IoT products and apply the knowledge to a fast-growing vertical.

In 2020 and beyond, SunMan Engineering will combine its expertise in IoT, medical product development, and wireless technologies to help medical technology companies incorporate connectivity and robotic features into their products. This will help streamline healthcare services and improve cost-efficiency while improving the quality of care for all.

In addition, the labor market has changed dramatically during the Covid-19 pandemic. SunMan Engineering is equipped with the staff and experience to handle a surge in demand as organizations revert back to outsourcing so they can better manage their workforce, adapt to fluctuations in supply and demand, as well as stay agile in the fast-changing business environment.

To learn more about SunMan Engineering, visit https://sunmantechnology.com/ or contact them at (408) 441-1500.