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Realtime Innovation provides Product Design, Development, and Realization services to clients ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to promising technology startups. Our primary focus is Medical Device Development; we have developed Class II medical device software and hardware for a variety of clients, as well as medical device software for use in the hardware platforms of established Class III medical device families. Our core service offerings include Embedded Software/Firmware development, Electronic Hardware Development, Application Software Development, Product Development Project Management, PCB Design, and New Product Introduction (transition to manufacturing) services. We also provide FDA Process Frameworks in the context of our Medical Device development engagements. This page provides a discussion forum for our followers, as well as a showcase for some of our successful designs. Please visit us at http://www.realtimeinnovation.com/ to learn more!

Troodon Software provides software and systems development and consulting expertise for embedded and real-time systems in consumer electronics, networking, mobile, and government. Capabilities include: * Embedded Linux device driver, kernel, and Qt-based application development * Video and image processing path design, optimization, and tuning * Custom hardware integration and efficient software API design * Embedded system architecture and design * HDMI, USB, and WiFi integration, test and certification * Sigma Designs, TI, Intel media processors and NVIDIA and AMD GPU development * Networking middleware and protocol design

Since 2004, Fuel7 has been providing high-performance embedded consulting solutions to some of the nation's largest and most innovative companies. Founded in Pennsylvania, in 2006 Fuel7 moved to Mesquite, Texas, an Eastern Suburb of Dallas, where their more centrally located headquarters would make it easier to deal with clients on both coasts, and around the Dallas Telecom Corridor. The quality and availability of embedded engineers in the DFW metroplex made the decision just a little bit easier.