We design custom analog and RF integrated circuits on open-source PDKs — and carry that silicon through to complete FMCW radar, GNSS receiver, and AIS tracking systems engineered for industrial deployment.
A single integrated path from open foundation PDKs through custom silicon to deployed precision sensing — with proprietary barriers eliminated at every layer.
Field-ready FMCW radar, GNSS receivers, and AIS tracking modules engineered for industrial environments.
Custom analog and RFIC silicon designed end-to-end on a zero-license open EDA toolchain.
Open-source process design kits — Sky130, GF180MCU, and IHP SG13G2 — accessible without proprietary friction.
Complete IC development on open-access PDKs. We eliminate proprietary EDA lock-in and deliver fabrication-ready designs at a fraction of traditional cost.
Full-cycle IC development — schematics, layout, DRC/LVS verification, GDSII generation, tapeout coordination, and post-fab silicon bring-up.
Entire design flow on open-source tools — no NDAs, no royalties, no vendor lock-in. Up to 90% reduction in EDA licensing costs.
Affordable silicon access through multi-project wafer shuttles and tile-based prototyping on supported foundry nodes.
Fabrication-oriented VLSI programs — participants work with real PDKs and produce actual fabricated chips. Digital-first labs, no proprietary software.
The high-entry-barrier sectors that need precision sensing most — autonomous platforms, transport safety, maritime security, semiconductor research — are systematically locked out by traditional IC design economics. Open silicon changes the equation.
Proprietary EDA suites carry six-figure annual licenses per seat — pricing out startups, research labs, and entire emerging ecosystems. Our zero-license open EDA flow runs the complete design cycle on freely auditable tools, redirecting that capital into actual silicon.
Conventional foundry PDKs are gated behind multi-month NDA negotiations and export controls. Sky130, GF180MCU, and IHP SG13G2 are accessible from day one — letting design and validation begin while traditional projects are still in legal review.
When R&D cost falls, who can build changes. Lower silicon cost makes precision FMCW radar, GNSS, and AIS modules economically viable for industrial applications, smaller agencies, and academic research — not only for tier-1 corporate budgets.
From open-source foundations to deployed precision systems — every layer of the Silicon2Systems stack reinforces independence, affordability, and access for industrial and commercial operators.
From electromagnetic sensing to satellite positioning and maritime identification — each system engineered for sub-system integration.
Frequency-Modulated Continuous Wave radar delivering sub-meter range resolution for object detection, terrain mapping, and perimeter monitoring across all weather conditions.
Dual-band RF front-end architecture for NavIC (L5 & S-band). Custom RFIC on Tower 180nm CMOS/RFCMOS with integrated low-noise amplifier stages for precision positioning.
Automatic Identification Systems for real-time vessel tracking, port security, and coastal surveillance — designed for integration with existing vessel traffic service infrastructure.
FMCW radar and GNSS modules for autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, and precision positioning in industrial environments.
AIS vessel tracking and radar-based surveillance for port authorities, coast guard operations, and maritime traffic management.
Anti-collision avoidance systems for high-speed rail networks — FMCW sensing with real-time obstacle detection and alerting.
Custom ASIC services, MPW shuttles, and fabrication-oriented workforce training for startups, research labs, and academia.
21 years in Analog & RFIC VLSI design. Scientist & Engineer at SCL, establishing RFIC design flows and silicon measurement setups. End-to-end IC development from schematics to GDSII to post-fab validation. Designed NavIC dual-band RF front-end on Tower 180nm CMOS/RFCMOS and multiple IPs across open-source PDK ecosystems.
21+ years in RF MEMS, antenna design, and manufacturing. Developed RF MEMS-based micro antennas and phased array systems for satellite and 5G communications. 24+ patents granted in the RF domain.