Lor-Don
Industrial Manufacturing
Lor-Don is an advanced manufacturing and metal fabrication business located in the Smokestack District on McCormick Blvd in…
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Artec Design is an advanced manufacturing and electronics engineering company located in the Smokestack District on Childers St in London, Ontario. The company serves a global clientele, including large publicly traded corporations, research centers, and startups, with a primary focus on the industrial, IoT, mobility, space and defense, and medical and healthcare sectors. The company provides end-to-end product development services, covering the entire cycle from initial conceptualization to large-scale production. Their specific offerings include requirements analysis, system architecture design, and electronics design using Altium Designer and PADS. They specialize in hardware and PCB layout, FPGA design using VHDL and Verilog for AMD (Xilinx) and Intel (Altera), and industrial design involving 3D modeling for materials like plastics, metals, wood, and glass. Their software services include firmware for embedded Linux and microcontrollers, BSP and OTA updates, and Cloud and PC integrations using languages such as C, C++, Rust, Java, C#, and JavaScript. Additionally, they provide manufacturing support for prototyping and large-scale production, as well as compliance testing for European and North American markets. Founded in 1998 in Estonia by a group of hardware engineers, Artec Design began as a nearshore outsourcing partner providing custom PCB design for a Silicon Valley company. The business has since expanded its capabilities to include embedded software and ASIC design. The company describes itself as a privately owned and manager-controlled multidisciplinary development firm. They emphasize a scientific approach to R&D, partnering with Tallinn University of Technology to establish the Competence and Technology Consortium Eliko. Their work includes projects for the European Space Agency and various Horizon 2020 initiatives. They utilize high-quality Western embedded processors from brands such as NXP, STMicroelectronics, Nvidia, and Texas Instruments.