Requirements before solutions
Starting from the application problem helps make constraints and alternatives visible before design choices are made.
ABOUT US
Etronix Power is an entrepreneurial project in the process of incorporation. The team brings together complementary expertise in control, power conversion and industrial development to address integration challenges in electrical machines.
Startup in the process of incorporation
OUR DIRECTION
We aim to contribute to paths in which electronics and control software begin with the machine's needs, rather than asking the machine to adapt to a standard solution.
Starting from the application problem helps make constraints and alternatives visible before design choices are made.
Discussion should remain rigorous for engineering teams and understandable for those making investment or integration decisions.
Scope, contributions and next steps need mutual clarity, without anticipating outcomes that have not yet been validated.
04 / THE TEAM
Complementary expertise in control, conversion and industrial development. The team building Etronix Power.
Scientific direction
Power electronics · IEEE Fellow
Motor control
PhD · Electrical systems control
Power converters
PhD · High-power converters
Storage & conversion
Reconfigurable converters and energy storage
Business development
Innovation & Marketing Manager · Executive MBA
PARTNERS & INVESTORS
We seek industrial counterparts, investors and ecosystem participants interested in a practical discussion of technical problems, co-development models and the project's growth path.
Manufacturers and integrators can bring an application, its constraints and the decisions to explore within a potential technical path.
Share an application contextWe welcome dialogue on the co-development model, technical roadmap and the capabilities and priorities supporting the project’s growth.
Start a project conversationWHERE WE ARE TODAY
Etronix Power is a startup in the process of incorporation. The areas described indicate the project’s focus and development directions. Compact converters for electric mobility and data centres are a roadmap, not products already available.