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A2E exhibits at OTC 2016   Offshore Technology Conference | 2-5 May | Houston, Texas, USA  

Smart Meter SMETS2 compliant WAN radio Fitting in with our multinational client's in-house Agile process, an A2E team of embedded software engineers designed additional functionality and bug fixes for their SMETS2 compliant proprietary WAN radio.

A2E builds ECG test fixtures Our client, a multinational medical equipment manufacturer, required us to reverse engineer, clone, and create manufacturing and test files for their existing ECG test equipment. A2E managed the electronics, full box build, test and documentation to their exacting requirements.

Smart electricity meter embedded software Working closely with our multinational customer, the team at A2E have optimised and enhanced the embedded software within their existing electricity meter to become aligned to the requirements of the UK market, demonstrating expertise in: MID (Measurement Instrument Device), DLMS User Association “rainbow books” (COSEM[..]

A2E visit OTD in Norway A2E participated in this year's OTD exhibition in Norway, renewing some old contacts and making many new ones.

Smart Meter WAN test implementation A2E have been engaged by a multinational client to write the mass production test firmware for their proprietary WAN radio and to project manage the implementation of the entire test process at their remote 3rd party manufacturer.

A2E achieves ISO9001:2008 certification A2E have been awarded ISO9001:2008 certification by Lloyds Register This recognition demonstrates our commitment to providing a consistent and repeatable level of excellence for our customers in our electronics and embedded software designs.

A2E invests in new in-house high-temperature test facility A2E’s continued investment in high-temperature electronics design manufacture and test is paying dividends.  Our latest deep well high-temperature designs can now be tested in our own in-house facilities.

A2E designs ATEX compliant sensor Our multinational Oil & Gas client required an ATEX compliant sensor which could be used in hazardous zone areas. The requirement was for this to be low-cost, to be small enough to retrofitted and also to incorporate power-saving electronics so that the device could be[..]