Join us at our booth in Paris Space Week on 8th March to hear about our latest range of satellite subsystem products.
Paris Space Week
OCE to announce New Products at Paris Space Week on 8th March
OCE Technology debuts software tools for European Space Agency’s next generation navigation technology
Dublin, Ireland – Dublin based O.C.E. Technology recently showcased it software toolset for the European Space Agency’s next generation navigation processor, the AGGA-4. This chip, installed on satellites and spacecraft, can use signals from the US, Russian, European, or Chinese global positioning systems not only to find precise loca
tion but also for weather prediction by measuring GPS signal distortion by the upper atmosphere and also to measure maritime conditions using reflectometry from the ocean surface.
O.C.E. Technology develops software for technical applications and supplies radiation-hardened chip-level components targeted primarily at the space and high-reliability sectors. In 2017 OCE is launching a range of satellite subsystems already in use on the Chinese space programme. Watch this space!
DMON2 Debug Tool
DMON2 is a software tool used by embedded system developers to improve their productivity. It enables them to debug applications in a faster and more efficient manner. Test & Debug account for 25% of developers’ time and developers consider debug tools to be their most important tools. DMON2 will provide unique supports for efficient development and debugging of system-on-chip solutions where a single chip contains multiple blocks each performing a different function. With upwards of 55% of embedded projects running late the demand for DMON2 is obvious.
DMON2 works with a range of differing processor technologies including SPARC and ARM, the tool has an advanced and easy to use graphical interface and will facilitate rapid debug of embedded system applications.
System-on-Chip, System-in-Package, Memory devices
In addition to the Software tools developed by O.C.E. Technology, the company can supply a range of advanced radiation-hardened systems-on-chip (SOC), radiation-tolerant systems-in-package (SIP) devices, commercial off the shelf (COTS) parts, and customised high-reliability components. These parts are tested and screened for differing environments including flight space-qualified.
Satellite Subsystems
Visit our booth at Paris Space Week in March.
Contact
William Connor, Business Development
NovaUCD, Belfield Innovation Park, Belfield, Dublin 4, D04X8W9, Ireland.
Phone +353 1 716 3530
Email info@ocetechnology.com
OCE appoints Dimac RED as European Distributor
OCE appoints Dimac RED as its European Distributor and shares a booth at Electronica 2016. Pictured below id Dr Giuseppe Di Bartolo, founder and owner of Dimac who celebrated his 21st birthday at this his 40th consecutive attendance at the Electonica tradeshow. Something does not add up here!
Dr Guiseppe Di Bartolo, founder and owner of Dimac
OCE and Dimac share booth at Electronica
OCE showcase products at Space Tech Expo 2015
The OCE booth at Space Tech Expo 2015 in Bremen stirs much interest in these new products in the European market.
OCE debuts DMON and SIP products at Barcelona, DASIA 2015 conference
OCE Technology gets a great reception from DASIA delegates following the demonstration of its debug tool DMON at Barcelona. The international space system engineering conference was attended by over 100 technical decision makers from Europe. OCE also showcased its range of system-in-package (SIP) products to the assembled delegates.
OCE Technology win European Space Agency contract to develop next generation Debug tools
Dublin, Ireland – Bray based O.C.E. Technology have been awarded a contract to further develop their debug monitor tool DMON for space applications and beyond. The contract is initially worth €300K and will see the company that only started in 2013 expand its workforce with the recruitment of 4 new software development positions.
O.C.E. Technology develops software for technical applications and supplies chip-level components targeted primarily at the aerospace and high-reliability sectors. The initial software tool was targeted for use with SPARC processors. These processors are used primarily in aerospace and high-reliability applications. The product, DMON, has recently been released in the Chinese aerospace market with a lot of interest.
DMON2 Debug Tool
DMON2 is a software tool used by embedded system developers to improve their productivity. It enables them to debug applications in a faster and more efficient manner. Test & Debug account for 25% of developers’ time and developers consider debug tools to be their most important tools.
DMON2 will provide unique supports for efficient development and debugging of system-on-chip solutions where a single chip contains multiple blocks each performing a different function. With upwards of 55% of embedded projects running late the demand for DMON2 is obvious.
The new DMON2 tool is targeted to work with an array of differing processors including SPARC and ARM processors, the tool has an advanced and easy to use graphical interface and will facilitate rapid debug of embedded system applications.
System-on-Chip, System-in-Package, Memory devices……
In addition to the Software tools developed by O.C.E. Technology, the company can supply a range of advanced systems-on-chip (SOC), systems-in-package (SIP) devices, commercial off the shelf (COTS) parts, and customised high-reliability components. These parts are tested and screened for differing environments including flight space-qualified.
Contact
David Gibbons, Commercial Director
O.C.E. Technology Limited, Bray Business Park, Southern Cross Route, Bray, Co Wicklow, Ireland.
Phone +353 1 554 6555
Email info@ocetechnology.com
Arianne’s Cup 2015
Arianne’s Cup 2015 – OCE Technology’s Commercial Director successfully Skippered the Curtiss-Wright boat in Martinique. – Although not winning any Silverware, a very good time was had by all with much “networking!”
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