Ansync Labs

Highly Engaged Employees

Ansync was founded with one idea: "Better products result from tight multi-disciplinary cooperation and engineering/manufacturing integration". Ansync Labs is a small team of electrical, software, and mechanical engineers - backed by an in-house manufacturing machine-shop and electronics assembly line. "Rather than designing based on typical "rule-... of-thumb", the company were now designing to the limit of the equipment." Ansync Labs was started in 2001 in the corner of a living room. In the early days the focus was on electronics design and software. Even with no marketing, customers materialized requiring both software and hardware expertise - with schedules measured in days and weeks. Though designs could be produced in a few weeks - customers wanted the completed product more quickly. In 2007 (now a 6 person company) the company moved into real office space and added a sophisticated automated electronics assembly line. This allowed far more rapid iteration and, for the first time, tied the company's design effort to the technology that was going to be used to produce the product. In addition to faster iteration time (and consequently, shorter project schedules) - the designs were "production ready" as soon as they were completed. Additionally, rather than designing based on typical "rules-of-thumb", the company were now designing to the limit of the equipment. Designs got smaller, cheaper, and easier to produce. In 2008 the company added 5 axis CNC machining equipment. Mechanical design was already an important part of most projects but real in-house machining capability meant that tricky or aggressive designs could now be prototyped with multiple design iterations possible in a single day. Ansync continues to invest in the company's infrastructure, talent, and production capabilities while continuing to provide complete solutions to the company's customer. The company's portfolio includes wireless, FPGA, and microprocessor based designs, injection molded plastics, carbon fiber composites, and software ...Read More