When a project needs hardware that meets a specific mission profile, with different connectors, a different power envelope, different sensors, or different firmware, we build it. End-to-end, in Belgium.
Gear Up products already cover the common cases (FC, AI carrier, ESC). When you're putting them into your own airframe, vehicle, or chassis, we sit alongside your team for the parts that matter:
Bespoke pinouts, stack-mate patterns, castellated edges, thermal interfaces. Drop the boards into the platform you already designed.
Layout discipline that survives the bench and the certification lab. Sensor isolation, ground partitioning, separated power domains.
Calibration constants, peripheral integration, custom telemetry. We can also push the changes you need into the upstream firmware (PX4, ArduPilot, Betaflight, AM32) so you don't carry a private fork.
Test reports, EU declarations of conformity, NDAA and supply-chain documentation. We give you the hardware-side artefacts so your compliance team can close the file.
When the off-the-shelf catalog doesn't fit, we design ground-up. We've shipped boards across multiple silicon families (STM32, Nordic, NVIDIA Jetson) and the open-source firmware stacks layered on top of them.
High-current motor-drive electronics, voltage-regulator design, EMI-aware layout. From 6S quadcopters through 14S industrial-class platforms.
Carrier boards for NVIDIA Jetson modules. Power conditioning, sensor I/O, mass storage, custom expansion. Built around real airframe constraints.
GNSS, telemetry links, command-and-control radios. Antennas placed where they belong, not where they fit.
Schematic-to-blinking-LED in days, not weeks. Comfortable across STM32, Nordic, NVIDIA, and the open-source flight-control stacks (PX4, ArduPilot, Betaflight, AM32, INAV).
EU-traceable supply chain. Pick-and-place lines we walk into. Bench testing on every revision. The hardware your customers depend on isn't a black box from somewhere far away.
Open-source flight stacks are the moat. Every board we ship has its target merged into the upstream firmware repos that integrators actually deploy:
main.libraries/AP_HAL_ChibiOS.This is the fastest path from "we picked Gear Up" to "we shipped the platform". No firmware fork, no private maintenance burden, no vendor lock.
Industrial UAV OEMs, robotics integrators, research consortia, and product teams that need a small, fast, EU-based hardware partner. Engagements typically start with a scoping conversation, move to a fixed-bid or time-and-materials phase, and end with a delivered hardware revision plus the firmware to bring it up.
We work in English, Dutch, and French, headquartered in Lierde, Belgium.
A 30-minute scoping conversation with a builder, not a salesperson. We walk through the platform, the constraints, and whether off-the-shelf Gear Up plus integration support, or full custom electronics from scratch, is the right path for the project.