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END-TO-END IC DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION

Capabilities across the IC realization path

RobusTech combines system thinking, IC engineering, reusable assets, and disciplined execution to support customer programs from definition and architecture through implementation, verification, signoff, and fabrication handoff.

DEFINE

ARCHITECTURE

BUILD

VERIFY

SIGN OFF

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1

System Requirements and IC Architecture

Convert product intent into measurable requirements. Define system architecture, dataflow, memory, interfaces, hardware/software partitioning, security, test, and implementation constraints.

2

Custom RTL and Accelerator Development

Develop solution-specific compute, control, and dataflow logic aligned with required performance, power, energy, latency, area, and deployment environment.

3

IC/SoC Integration and IP

Integrate processors, memories, interconnect, DMA, interfaces, security, debug, test, and customer-differentiated IP into a coherent system.

4

Verification, DFT, and Pre-Silicon Validation

Plan and execute block, subsystem, and system verification; support formal methods, DFT strategy, software interaction, coverage closure, and pre-silicon validation as required.

5

FPGA Prototyping and Emulation

Use FPGA and emulation platforms to retire functional and hardware/software integration risk before fabrication.

6

Physical Implementation, Signoff, and Handoff

Support synthesis, physical implementation, timing and power closure, applicable signoff, release control, and preparation of the agreed tapeout package.

7

Security and High-Assurance Engineering

Integrate security architecture, cryptographic acceleration, roots of trust, protection mechanisms, and rigorous verification where the application requires them.

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FLEXIBLE ENTRY

Need a complete realization path—or help with a specific stage?

RobusTech can engage from a validated concept, an existing architecture, partial RTL, an integrated subsystem, or a mature design requiring verification, implementation, or tapeout support.

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