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The TrustXP Intelligence Engine — a unified three-layer architectureSensor arrayEdge processorRTOSModel training
Physical edge
Rugged sensors and edge processors that survive heat, dust and vibration.
Intelligence core
A real-time AI + RTOS layer making zero-latency decisions at the edge.
Digital cloud
Scalable analytics and model training that feed evolved models back to the edge.

Three stacked layers. A physical edge of rugged sensors and edge processors; an intelligence core running real-time AI and an RTOS; and a digital cloud for analytics and model training. Data rises from the edge to the cloud, and trained models return to the edge, closing the loop.

  1. Layer 1 of 3: Physical edge. Rugged sensors and edge processors that survive heat, dust and vibration.
    • Sensor array — Environment heat, dust, vibration
    • Power stage
    • Edge processor — Role acquisition and control
    • I/O
    • Actuator
  2. Layer 2 of 3: Intelligence core. A real-time AI + RTOS layer making zero-latency decisions at the edge.
    • RTOS — Scheduling deterministic
    • Inference — Decision point at the edge
    • Control loop
  3. Layer 3 of 3: Digital cloud. Scalable analytics and model training that feed evolved models back to the edge.
    • Analytics
    • Model training — Output evolved models to the edge
    • Fleet management

Connections:

  • Sensor array delivers measurements to Edge processor.
  • Edge processor issues actuation commands to I/O.
  • Power stage delivers drive current to Actuator.
  • Edge processor passes data up to RTOS.
  • RTOS schedules Inference.
  • Inference supplies setpoints to Control loop.
  • Inference passes data up to Analytics.
  • Analytics supplies datasets to Model training.
  • Control loop passes data up to Fleet management.
  • Model training returns trained models to Inference.
  • Fleet management returns updated operating policy to Control loop.

Engineering the systems powering tomorrow’s infrastructure.

TrustXP architects, integrates and industrialises systems across new energy and EV infrastructure, and IoT, embedded and intelligent automation.

25+years Founder experience10locations Delivery network5countries Footprint
  • CCC
  • CE
  • UL
  • FCC
  • UKCA
  • Energy Star

SYSTEM DOMAINS

Two domains, one engineering method.

The subject changes; the discipline does not. Both domains are architected, integrated and taken to volume by the same team, under the same lifecycle.

DOMAIN 01

New Energy & EV Infrastructure

Charging systems, energy storage, power electronics, grid integration, and hydrogen and renewable platforms — specified, integrated and taken to volume.

  • Charging systems
  • Energy storage
  • Power electronics
  • Grid integration
  • Hydrogen and renewable platforms
EV charging system architectureGrid connectionPower conversionEnergy storageConnectorCharge controller
Power path
Grid connection through conversion to the vehicle connector.
Control and telemetry
Charge control and the reporting link to cloud services.

Grid connection feeds power conversion, which feeds the charge controller and the connector. Energy storage and solar sit on a parallel path into the same conversion stage, and a telemetry link reports to the cloud layer.

  1. Layer 1 of 2: Power path. Grid connection through conversion to the vehicle connector.
    • Grid connection — Concern grid integration
    • Power conversion — Concern high-voltage power electronics
    • Energy storage — Concern thermal design and derating
    • Solar input
    • Connector — Standard safety standards
  2. Layer 2 of 2: Control and telemetry. Charge control and the reporting link to cloud services.
    • Charge controller — Interface OCPP
    • Telemetry

Connections:

  • Grid connection supplies grid power to Power conversion.
  • Power conversion delivers DC output to Connector.
  • Energy storage discharges into Power conversion.
  • Solar input charges Energy storage.
  • Power conversion passes data up to Charge controller.
  • Charge controller passes data up to Telemetry.
  • Charge controller returns firmware and setpoints to Connector.

DOMAIN 02

IoT, Embedded & Intelligent Automation

Edge intelligence, embedded controllers, medical devices, industrial automation and smart infrastructure — where the decision has to happen on the device.

  • AI-powered controllers
  • Edge intelligence
  • Medical devices
  • Industrial automation
  • Smart infrastructure
IoT and embedded system architectureSensor arrayMCU / SoCRTOSInferenceDevice management
Device
Sensor array and the embedded controller that reads it.
Edge intelligence
An RTOS and an inference layer deciding on-device.
Cloud services
Integration, device management and over-the-air update.

A sensor array feeds an edge controller running an RTOS and an inference layer. Connectivity carries data to cloud services, and a device-management path returns firmware and configuration over the air.

  1. Layer 1 of 3: Device. Sensor array and the embedded controller that reads it.
    • Sensor array — Concern deterministic control loops
    • MCU / SoC — Concern embedded firmware
    • Peripherals
  2. Layer 2 of 3: Edge intelligence. An RTOS and an inference layer deciding on-device.
    • RTOS — Concern edge inference latency
    • Inference — Validation medical-device controls
  3. Layer 3 of 3: Cloud services. Integration, device management and over-the-air update.
    • Connectivity
    • Device management — Path OTA update

Connections:

  • Sensor array reports readings to MCU / SoC.
  • MCU / SoC drives Peripherals.
  • MCU / SoC passes data up to RTOS.
  • RTOS schedules Inference.
  • Inference passes data up to Connectivity.
  • Connectivity carries telemetry to Device management.
  • Device management returns firmware and configuration to Inference.

THE INTELLIGENCE ENGINEENGINE-01

Your System. Our Intelligence.

From engineering to ecosystem: intelligence is designed into the architecture, not added to it afterwards.

The TrustXP Intelligence Engine — a unified three-layer architectureSensor arrayEdge processorRTOSInferenceModel training
Physical edge
Rugged sensors and edge processors that survive heat, dust and vibration.
Intelligence core
A real-time AI + RTOS layer making zero-latency decisions at the edge.
Digital cloud
Scalable analytics and model training that feed evolved models back to the edge.

Three stacked layers. A physical edge of rugged sensors and edge processors; an intelligence core running real-time AI and an RTOS; and a digital cloud for analytics and model training. Data rises from the edge to the cloud, and trained models return to the edge, closing the loop.

  1. Layer 1 of 3: Physical edge. Rugged sensors and edge processors that survive heat, dust and vibration.
    • Sensor array — Environment heat, dust, vibration
    • Power stage
    • Edge processor — Role acquisition and control
    • I/O
    • Actuator
  2. Layer 2 of 3: Intelligence core. A real-time AI + RTOS layer making zero-latency decisions at the edge.
    • RTOS — Scheduling deterministic
    • Inference — Decision point at the edge
    • Control loop
  3. Layer 3 of 3: Digital cloud. Scalable analytics and model training that feed evolved models back to the edge.
    • Analytics
    • Model training — Output evolved models to the edge
    • Fleet management

Connections:

  • Sensor array delivers measurements to Edge processor.
  • Edge processor issues actuation commands to I/O.
  • Power stage delivers drive current to Actuator.
  • Edge processor passes data up to RTOS.
  • RTOS schedules Inference.
  • Inference supplies setpoints to Control loop.
  • Inference passes data up to Analytics.
  • Analytics supplies datasets to Model training.
  • Control loop passes data up to Fleet management.
  • Model training returns trained models to Inference.
  • Fleet management returns updated operating policy to Control loop.

PROOF

Systems delivered, not services offered.

—IoT and AI medical capsuleIoT & embeddedMedical device

CHALLENGE

Deliver diagnostic capability into settings where a clinician and a reliable network cannot be assumed, across deployments in South Africa and the Middle East.

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Sensing at the edge, inference on the device rather than in the cloud, and a clinician view fed by the link when it is available. The decision does not wait for connectivity.

OUTCOME

Precision engineering, automation and medical support systems merged into one deployable unit — accessible, intelligent healthcare delivered as a system rather than as a device.

IoT and AI medical capsule — system architectureOn-device inference
System
Cloud

Edge sensing feeds on-device inference, which reports to a clinician cloud view.

  1. Layer 1 of 2: System
    • Edge sensing
    • On-device inference — Detail decision at the edge
    • Clinician link
  2. Layer 2 of 2: Cloud
    • Clinician view

Connections:

  • Edge sensing connects to On-device inference.
  • On-device inference connects to Clinician link.
  • Clinician link connects to Clinician view.

—High-power EV charging with integrated battery storageNew energy & EVCharging system

High-power charging with storage integrated into the same architecture rather than bolted alongside it — one-stop development covering new-energy-vehicle charging, solar energy storage and charging stations.

ODM and OEM service for international clients, with the certification set applicable to energy products carried through the programme.

2024Advanced display solutionIoT & embeddedDisplay system

Commercial display new-product development through compliance, mass-production quality assurance, delivery and cost control.

The arc from CRT to LCD to OLED to MicroLED is a change in what a display is for: across healthcare, IoT, automotive and industrial use, displays are now interfaces for control rather than devices for output.

2023Data centre hardware contract manufacturingIndustrialPCBA

PCBA quick-turn development alongside mass-production quality assurance, delivery and cost control — the gate sequence from prototype to volume run as one programme.

2023Digital wallet hardware developmentIoT & embeddedSecure hardware

Consulting on digital wallet hardware engineering and the manufacturing process.

2024GPS tracker developmentIoT & embeddedConnected device

Consulting on industrial design, hardware engineering and prototyping.

CAPABILITY & LIFECYCLE

End-to-end ownership, gate by gate.

Development, Operation and Sourcing are not three departments handing work along. They map onto the same gate sequence and overlap across it.

  1. GATE 01

    Concept

    Development

  2. GATE 02

    Schematic & ECAD

    Development

  3. GATE 03

    PCBA

    Sourcing

  4. GATE 04

    Firmware

    Development

  5. GATE 05

    Verification & validation

    Development

  6. GATE 06

    Regulatory certification

    Development

  7. GATE 07

    NPI

    Operation

  8. GATE 08

    Mass production

    Operation

COMPLIANCE

Verification and validation testing sit inside the lifecycle, before certification rather than after it. Six marks apply across the product classes TrustXP delivers.

  • CCCChina Compulsory Certification — mandatory for the Chinese market
  • CEEuropean conformity — EU health, safety and environmental protection
  • ULUnderwriters Laboratories — North American product safety
  • FCCUS Federal Communications Commission — electromagnetic compatibility
  • UKCAUK Conformity Assessed — Great Britain market access
  • Energy StarUS EPA energy-efficiency programme

DELIVERY NETWORK

Ten strategic locations. Five countries. One integrated delivery network.

China06 SITES
  • ShanghaiHQHeadquarters
  • Hong KongCorporation
  • SuzhouContract manufacturing
  • ShenzhenContract manufacturing
  • ChongqingContract manufacturing
  • HangzhouAutomation manufacturing
Vietnam01 SITE
  • Bắc NinhContract manufacturing
Indonesia01 SITE
  • BatamManufacturing and team
India01 SITE
  • BangaloreEngineering talent
Nigeria01 SITE
  • LagosTechnology and IT

10 STRATEGIC LOCATIONS5 COUNTRIESONE INTEGRATED DELIVERY NETWORK

OPEN A CHANNEL

Bring us the system, not the specification.

The most useful first conversation is about what the system has to do and the conditions it has to survive. The specification follows from that.

HEADQUARTERS
Building 6, No. 351 Sizhuan Highway, Sijing Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai City, China · 201601
EMAIL
info@trustxpengineering.com

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