Modular Embedded Electronics.
Fast, Custom and Robust.
GOcontroll was established in 2011 out of the necessity for custom, application specific, electronics for development projects. Prototyping is an important and valuable stage of a development process. Nonetheless there are not a lot of electronic solutions available for these development stages, especially considering the flexibility and easy-of-use that is required.
To speed up development, prototyping and time to market, GOcontroll has developed two modular embedded controllers which can be used in a wide range of applications. This modularity allows for flexible hardware where features can be added or removed during the development process.
The GOcontroll Moduline controllers are easy to configure. Simply select the modules needed for your application, plug them into the controller, wire the controller and boot. Each IO can be easily configured using a graphical user interface, no coding required.
Moduline hardware features.
The heart of the GOcontroll Moduline IV, Mini I and Display I controllers are the i.MX application processors from NXP. These controller are pre-programmed with Debian Linux to provide the maximum flexibility, security and maintainability. GOcontroll keeps updating the software so controllers in the field can be updated using the online repository.
Moduline software features.
The ease of building a custom controller with the GOcontroll Moduline needs a flexible software development environment. The Moduline III and IV are preprogrammed with Node-RED, a graphical environment to build your control system using function nodes.
If the application requires closed loop control algorithms, Matlab-Simulink can be used to build the modules and convert them to code using the code generation.