Sundance is a technology company that provides high-performance embedded computing solutions, specialising in DSP boards, FPGA modules, and embedded systems. Sundance’s designed and manufactured products are optimized for applications in robotics, vision, and motion control. We also provide a range of specially selected third-party products that complement our products. At this year’s DSEI, Sundance will turn heads with its signature orange stand (H1-411) -- the least camouflaged booth at the show!

Chesham, UK – December 4, 2020. Sundance Multiprocessor Technology Ltd., an established manufacturer and supplier of embedded modules, has joined Digital Catapult’s Machine Intelligence Garage business incubator, in a move that will accelerate and deepen its knowledge and expertise in the deployment of AI (artificial intelligence) and ML (machine learning) techniques for a diverse range of embedded systems applications.

Chesham, UK & Reno, NV, USA – October 29, 2020. Sundance, an established manufacturer and supplier of embedded modules, has launched PolarBerry, the first production and deployment-ready SoM with a hardened 64 bit, multicore real-time, Linux-capable RISC-V MPU subsystem to deliver an unparalleled combination of defence-grade security, low power consumption and thermal efficiency for embedded systems development.

Chesham, UK - May 19, 2020. Sundance Multiprocessor Technology Ltd., an established manufacturer and supplier of embedded modules, has launched the VF370, an Intel-based 3U OpenVPX single board computer (SBC) module designed for reduced Size, Weight and Power (SWaP) requirements.

Sundance’s EMC-DP is a PCIe/104 OneBank Carrier for a Trenz-compatible system-on-chip (SoC) module and has expansion room for a VITA57.1 FMC LPC I/O board. It also has I/O pins, using a 100-way Samtec RazorBeam connector system.

Nearly two decades after I last manned a stand at the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) show in London, I strolled the halls again this month. There I found floating point digital signal processing (DSP) has overtaken fixed point as the preferred method for military signal processing applications and that VPX is remarkably popular despite its expensive price tag. I also re-established that DSEI is still a one-stop show of military suppliers selling everything from radar processing boards to electric socks for frigid deployments.