Evaluation
Begin with a non-confidential function, interfaces and acceptance goals. Confirm product availability before planning a trial.
AccelFury
Integrate on agreed terms.
AccelFury works alongside your hardware team to turn defined functions into reusable engineering components. Engagements specify interfaces, target assumptions, deliverables, licensing, and acceptance criteria. The goal is to avoid repeating suitable engineering work—not to replace your team or prescribe one architecture for every workload.
What an engagement can deliver
Match the output to the problem: feasibility report, RTL prototype or integrated IP.
Ownership and licensing
Review existing component terms and agree ownership and usage rights for each deliverable. The website license does not license the IP.
Targets and tool versions
Specify exact FPGA or board, clocks, I/O assumptions, constraints and build tool versions.
Support and acceptance
Agree support scope and acceptance tests in writing. A report, prototype and integrated component have different completion criteria.
Confidential information
Start with a non-confidential summary. Agree on an NDA and a transfer channel before sharing design files.
Supplier contact
mail@accelfury.com
Choose the appropriate route
The right choice depends on the engineering boundary.
| Route | When it fits |
|---|---|
| Internal development | Unique architecture or work central to your own system design. |
| Vendor IP | An existing vendor component fully meets the requirements. |
| AccelFury | A suitable reusable component exists and needs adaptation, integration or scoped support. |
Agree the scope
Describe function, target, interfaces and acceptance criteria without confidential files.