Electrical architecture
Power, signal and data architecture definition support and documentation.
Program applications — 05Robots are electromechanical
Robots are electromechanical
systems first.
Robotic and autonomous platforms depend on dense electrical architecture: power, motor control, sensing and data moving through joints, chassis and enclosures. LIGHTNX can support that layer with harnessing, power, rugged electronics, electromechanical integration, component sourcing and build-to-print hardware.
Motion is hard on interconnect.
Continuous flexing, vibration, heat and tight packaging make robotic harnesses and electronics a reliability problem as much as a design one. The same engineering discipline LIGHTNX applies to defense platforms applies here.
How LIGHTNX can support
Support capabilities.
Scope is defined per requirement and may be performed by LIGHTNX or by qualified manufacturing partners under LIGHTNX coordination.
Harnessing
Harnesses and cable assemblies for chassis, joints and payload interfaces.
Sensing integration
Interconnect, mounting and enclosures for sensors and perception hardware.
Power
Battery interfaces and power distribution assemblies.
Rugged electronics
Enclosures and electronics packaging coordinated with qualified partners.
Electromechanical integration
Mechanical mounting, routing and assembly coordination.
Component sourcing
Motors, connectors, electronics and electromechanical components sourced with documentation.
Build-to-print hardware
Customer-designed assemblies produced by qualified manufacturing partners.
Integration package
The layer LIGHTNX can own.
Representative support scope. Defined per requirement.
- 01Electrical architecture
- 02Power distribution
- 03Motor & actuator harnessing
- 04Sensor interconnect
- 05Electronics enclosure
- 06Mounting & routing
- 07Component sourcing
- 08Build-to-print assembly
- 09Test & documentation
Boundary
LIGHTNX does not offer a robot product. We support the developers of robotic and physical systems with engineering, integration and supply.
Program applications describe where LIGHTNX capabilities can support. They do not describe completed or current contracts, customers or programs.
Discuss a requirement
Bring us the requirement.
Tell us what the program needs, when it is needed and which documentation matters. We will review it and define the path to delivery.