FLEXIBLE CONCEPT-TO-PRODUCTION SOLUTIONS INNOVATION IN THE MAKING

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CUSTOM ELECTRONIC SOLUTIONS INNOVATION IN THE MAKING

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AGILE TEAMS OF PROVEN PROBLEM SOLVERS INNOVATION IN THE MAKING

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OpenECU®

Prototype with Production Electronics
With the Pi Innovo OpenECU platform, the same proven ECU hardware can be used for rapid control prototype development, fleet trials and production. Because all OpenECU modules are designed and manufactured by Pi Innovo, we can accommodate individual customer needs by creating custom variants for prototyping and production applications. Pi Innovo's customizable off-the-shelf products can help you efficiently and effectively achieve your goals.

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ENGINEERING

services
When it comes to systems, controls, software and electronics design engineering, Pi Innovo offers the knowledge and processes required to support virtually any project; from leading edge research and development to innovative concept development, prototyping and fleet trials, as well as high quality volume production. Work with our engineering team to build and integrate the software, hardware, and know-how needed to meet your specific needs. Pi Innovo’s flexible customer engagement approach ensures that your specific needs are fully met. At Pi Innovo, our purpose is to enable our customer’s success.

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CUSTOM

ECU Design
Although Pi Innovo is best known for the OpenECU product line, a large and growing portion of our business is to provide fully custom ECU design and development services for clients in multiple markets. Pi Innovo designed products either in production or going to production include automotive engine controllers, multi-megawatt engine controllers, diesel exhaust aftertreatment control modules, unmanned aerial vehicle engine controllers, high performance radio, chassis controllers, brushless direct current motor control, and other niche applications.

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Who we are

We are an experienced global team of engineering driven, hands-on problem solvers dedicated to our customers’ success. Our rich heritage and flexible working engagements are centered squarely on delivering steadfast solutions to our clients.

What We Do

We deliver adaptive electronics system engineering expertise, customizable field-ready product platforms, and integrated rapid control prototyping solutions to a variety of customers across a wide range of industries.

What We Offer

Pi Innovo offers unmatched speed, flexibility, and value in our client’s quest for electronic systems innovation and production acceleration. We’ve earned a reputation for delivering results and we invite you to experience our difference.

Why Choose Pi

Adaptive Engineering Expertise
Our collaborative, flexible, process oriented approach creates a rewarding environment for clients.
Field-Ready Products and Intellectual Property
Our wide range of adaptable, field-ready products and intellectual property are designed to accelerate your electronics system development.
Integrated, Full-Circle Talent
Pi Innovo’s experienced multidimensional engineering teams are capable of delivering any or all work required to develop a vehicle electronics system from concept to production.

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Lessons Learned Developing ISO 26262 Supervisory Controllers for EV/HEV

Presenter, Allan Watson
Functional Safety Manager
Pi Innovo

We invite you to join us for our SAE Webinar on Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 12:00 pm U.S. EDT

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This 30-minute Webinar shares lessons learned during the development of several EV/HEV controllers including the M560 OpenECU – from prototyping through production – while satisfying ISO 26262 ASIL D safety goals. An overview of the development experience shows specific areas where satisfying ISO 26262 is not as technically difficult as it is culturally challenging. It also discusses the importance of balancing prototyping activities to support aggressive automotive project schedules with the diligence required for functional safety.

This will be followed by a technical discussion focused on specific examples demonstrating that the benefit of understanding full system requirements (both safety and non-safety) cannot be underestimated. For instance, considering the entire system, rather than just functionality of the VCU in isolation, results in simpler, more cost-effective controller architecture.

The webinar ends with an audience Q&A.