Electric car on smart track near industrial IoT facility and global connectivity displays

Serving over 50 global clients, Corelinks delivers reliable connectivity across automotive, AI, industrial, and IoT sectors. We engineer high-performance networks for smart factories, autonomous fleets, edge nodes, and AI data centers—tailored for latency, security, and scalability. With rigorous testing and 24/7 support, we reduce downtime and boost throughput. As digital transformation accelerates, we future-proof operations, enabling seamless machine-to-machine communication, real-time analytics, and adaptive control that turn vision into measurable results. Corelinks powers tomorrow’s intelligent ecosystems.

A “Technology Accelerator” for the Intelligent Vehicle Era: The Last Mile from Chip to Mass Production

Intelligent Driving Domain Controller: Based on automotive-grade AI chips such as Journey® 5, utilizing a high-performance autonomous driving domain controller. Supports multi-sensor fusion and complex algorithms, with a single-chip AI computing power of up to 128 TOPS, meeting the needs of all L2 to L4 level scenarios.

Project: Autonomous Driving Domain Controller Based on Journey®

Building a “Smart Brain” at the Edge and in the Cloud, Unleashing the Infinite Potential of AI

Edge AI Acceleration: Developing reference platforms such as SFA 100 for edge computing scenarios, providing low-latency, high-energy-efficiency AI solutions for intelligent manufacturing, smart cities, and more.

Project: High-Efficiency AI Dedicated Inference Chip Solution

In the field of industrial control, the core mission of chips is to complete highly reliable data acquisition, processing, and output with a defined real-time response in harsh physical environments. Corelinks engineers will assess a chip’s performance in practical applications based on the following functionalities, providing customers with selection guidance.

Application Example:

Can act as a gateway or slave node to achieve microsecond-level data synchronization and refresh. In distributed I/O systems, it can efficiently complete instruction distribution and status feedback for multi-axis motion control, ensuring that the clock synchronization error of each workstation on the production line is less than 1 microsecond.

The core functions of IoT (Internet of Things) chips can be summarized into three levels: data acquisition, connectivity and processing, and a balance between energy consumption and reliability. Corelinks engineers assess a chip’s performance in real-world applications based on the following four core functionalities, providing customers with selection advice.

Application Example:

In asset trackers, the chip spends most of its time in nanoampere-level sleep mode, completing GPS positioning and transmission only within milliseconds when awakened, allowing the coin cell battery to support the device for years without frequent battery replacements.