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CHIMU Product Manual News

Dec 27, 2011

demo Please note! A new release (Rev F) of the CHIMU manual is available, correcting a problem with the secondary connector pinout.

CurrentNews:

CHIMU-J Available for Purchase

December 2011

demo The CHIMU-J units are available and in stock. Please see the product page for more information and the latest manual!

RecentEvents:

Monkey Software

Dec 25, 2011

demo The latest public release of Monkey software is now available by request from customers. The User Guide is an updated reference to the software and links can be found on the Monkey product page.

About Us

Ryan Mechatronics provides cross-discipline technology solutions that span mechanical, electrical and software engineering capabilities. Control system algorithm development, systems engineering and analysis, and precision electronic design are core to what we provide.

Background

Ryan Mech has provided consulting and small product design services for the past decade. Recently reformed as an LLC in the State of California, we are growing to meet demand for novel applications of technology to everyday problems.

We are a small company with many different interests. On the technical side, we have a strong background in guidance, navigation and control solutions for vehicles. Designing algorithms for microprocessors and implementing on custom circuit boards and controlling hardware is a key capability. Our history is dominated by aerospace and military applications, but over the past 5 years we have also branched out into industries only peripherally related, like medical device design.

We also have a grant writing arm that works with charitable organizations to find funding for worthwhile causes. Completely separate from our interests in solving technical problems, if you run a charitable organization and are looking for assistance in acquiring funding, please contact us.

Where we're going:

We are constantly looking to bring the latest inexpensive technology to solve new or existing problems. Applying this latest tech to older solutions can bring more efficiency to a "tried and true" solution. Making things think and operate by themselves is fundamental to what we do and where we are headed...