We develop precision electronics, embedded control systems and integrated instrument platforms for advanced equipment — where resolution, stability and deterministic response decide whether the machine meets its specification.
From feasibility and prototype development through validation and industrialization.
Application area · precision measurement
Semiconductor · Photonics
Scientific instrumentation
Space & advanced sensing
One system-level partner across sensing, electronics, firmware, signal processing, control algorithms and measurement software. Most of our work begins where one subsystem meets another — the point where responsibility is least clear and where instrument projects lose the most time.
Signal acquisition
Calibration
Closed-loop response
Low-noise acquisition, sensor interfaces, synchronized sampling and calibration architectures. We design the signal path from the transducer to the digital domain — including the filtering, averaging and correction that turn a raw stream into a number you can defend — so that noise, drift and channel-to-channel timing are budgeted and measured rather than discovered during integration.
Control algorithm design and deterministic FPGA/MCU implementation, actuator integration, filtering, compensation and telemetry. Loop rate, latency and settling behaviour are treated as design parameters with a defined target, and verified on the real mechanics rather than only in simulation.
Integrated hardware, firmware, measurement and control software, diagnostics, APIs and validation tooling for advanced OEM equipment. One partner takes responsibility for the boundary between electronics, embedded software and the application layer — including the acquisition, analysis and visualisation software the operator actually works with.
Start with the smallest step that can answer the most important technical question. Each stage ends with something you can review — a document, a measurement or a working device — and a decision about whether to continue.
Requirements, system architecture, error budget and a validation plan. The goal is to answer the riskiest technical question before a full development is committed.
A working demonstrator with measured evidence: what the design achieves, where it is limited, and what the next iteration has to change.
Electronics, firmware, control software and integration into your instrument, with design reviews and version-controlled documentation.
Test procedures, documentation, DFM/DFT review and transfer to your manufacturing partner, so the design can be built by someone who did not develop it.
Every stage narrows the range of behaviour the system is still allowed to have. An open question becomes a measured demonstrator, then a specified system, then a design that stays inside its tolerance band when someone else builds it.
We describe what a partner allows us to describe: the technical problem, our scope of responsibility and how the result was verified.
Precision instrumentationActive-probe cantilever · nano analytikSysterion works with nano analytik GmbH on active-probe atomic force microscopy — instruments built around self-sensing, self-actuating cantilevers able to resolve single atomic layers such as a graphene sheet. Our contribution covers system engineering, the control software that runs the measurement process, and the integration of new diagnostic applications for industrial and research environments.
Active-probe AFM moves sensing and actuation into the cantilever itself and removes the optical detection path. That simplifies the instrument, but it shifts the difficulty into the electronics and the control loop: the useful signal sits close to the sensor's own noise, and the loop has to stay stable while the probe tracks a surface at atomic resolution.
Detailed measurement modes and results are available under NDA.
“Systerion's commitment to quality, reliability, and precision is evident at every stage of development. Their rigorous approach ensures robust, high-performance solutions that meet the most demanding industrial standards.”
We are an engineering company with a technology base of our own, and we grow it deliberately — project after project. Much of what your work needs already exists here, designed and proven, so each collaboration starts further ahead than the last. You commission a long-term partner invested in the result, not a team hired for a single job.
Front-end topologies, noise budgets and calibration schemes that have already been built and measured, rather than derived from a datasheet for the first time on your project.
Loop structures, compensation and timing frameworks that get configured for a mechanism instead of being written again for it.
Acquisition, analysis, diagnostics and operator interfaces built on a structure we have already run on real equipment.
Test harnesses, measurement procedures and reporting that turn “it works” into a result someone else can reproduce.
We work down the whole stack rather than one layer of it. The marked interfaces are where instrument projects usually lose time — keeping them under a single owner is what system-level engineering actually means here.
A focused core team supported by a trusted network of specialist engineers.
We combine technical depth with structured delivery — shaping the right expert team around each measurement and control challenge instead of staffing a project with whoever happens to be free.
That model has a consequence we state openly: we take on a limited number of engagements at a time. In return, the people who scope your system are the people who build it, and the technical decisions are made by engineers who understand the whole signal path rather than one layer of it.
We work from Wrocław, Poland, with partners across Europe, in English, German and Polish.
A career spanning applied research and senior engineering and management positions in the technology sector, combining research depth with direct accountability for bringing developed systems into production.
Describe your problem in three sentences: what your equipment has to measure or move, what is stopping it today, and what “good enough” means. No specification needed.
Write to us or contact@systerion.comul. Legnicka 59C, office B12
54-203 Wrocław, Poland