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June 30, 2022 | Kodiak Assembly SolutionsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Kodiak Assembly Solutions LP, a leading contract electronic manufacturer, announces that its longtime customer, NXP Semiconductors, was awarded “Best in Show” at Embedded World Germany for their new development tool, Greenbox3, produced by Kodiak Assembly Solutions.
“NXP Semiconductors’ new family of processors is targeted at applications that will be in the next generation of autonomous vehicles. Kodiak made these development tools for NXP and they won “Best in Show” for the Hardware category,” commented Mike Harlow, Vice President/Sales, Kodiak Assembly Solutions. “Kodiak is NXP’s ‘go to’ partner when developing their more sophisticated development tools.”
GreenBox 3 is a versatile development platform for S32Z2/E2 high-performance real-time processors that integrates processing, peripherals, networking and connectivity interfaces in a rugged enclosure.
The GreenBox 3 is ideal for development and demonstrations of integrated and isolated real-time applications such as vehicle dynamics, battery and energy management, motor inverter control and power conversion for central, domain and zonal architectures.
Over the past 16 years, Kodiak Assembly has established a reputation for its high-quality, first pass yields and on-time deliveries. The company offers PCB assembly, test and system integration capabilities out of its world-class facility in Austin.
Kodiak Assembly’s expertise and flexibility allow the company to facilitate the effective production of a great variety of products. The company is built around the idea of being able to quickly begin production of high-quality electronic products while also sticking to the most demanding schedule.
Kodiak has extensive experience in a number of key electronic markets, including Internet of Things (IoT), Network Servers, LED Lighting, Energy Management & Storage, Oil and Gas, Industrial controls, Radio Frequency (RF) Solutions, Security/Access Controls and Microprocessor Embedded Computer Assemblies.
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