EPSI
Securing Linux migration to optimise performance
The need
Technical support for hardware migration
French company EPSI specialises in designing, developing and building continuous wave radar surveillance systems for the site protection market. As the product division of ITNI, EPSI is renowned for its short-range intrusion detection technology (0 to 1 km). EPSI needed technical support in migrating over to new hardware architecture.
Right from the get-go, we could see Smile had the expertise we needed to handle the migration from start to finish. Everything was rolled out just as we expected in terms of technical specs and deadlines. We very much appreciated all the advice they had to share. We will definitely be reaching out to Smile if needed further down the line.
Fabrice Ballesio
Engineer - EPSI
The result
Strengthening the performance of the product
Smile’s work resulted in a more recent, higher-performing card being rolled out, complete with GPU technology and leading to significantly improved product performance.
-75%
processing time
3 months
working on the project
3
products handled in one
It didn’t take me long to realise that these priorities were vital to our client: we needed to establish that this new architecture was the best choice, and we needed to get staff comfortable with the new Yocto distribution. This first experience allowed us to support and reassure EPSI, which paved the way for further Smile/EPSI collaborations that extended beyond Yocto.
Paul Goulpié
Embedded expert
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