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Developing or modifying a complex semiconductor tool, and machine control software has become your bottleneck? Precision, throughput and time-to-market all depend on the control stack. We deliver the entire stack as your own: machine control software that is white-box by default, with full IP rights, source code and design handed over on completion. Deterministic behaviour has to be designed in, not discovered in commissioning. Across the whole stack: · FPGA · PLC · Motion · LabVIEW · Systems Engineering · C#/C++ · AI&ML Two events, two weeks. Meet us there: 📍 SEMICON Europa, Messe München, 10-13 Nov, booth C1133 📍 Dutch Precision Week 16 Nov: Systems Engineering Conference, Evoluon, Eindhoven 17 Nov: Dutch International Precision Conference, Evoluon, Eindhoven 18-19 Nov: Precision Fair, Brabanthallen, Den Bosch From chaos to fab floor: see what a full stack looks like when every layer is yours. Book a meeting.

Radiation therapy devices don't come pre-integrated. Connecting simulation imaging to treatment planning, planning to the OIS, the latter to the control system -- and onward to the delivery hardware -- requires a separate interoperability agreement for each connection. Device protocols, error surfaces and validation requirements can all pass conformance testing, yet device integration may still fail in clinical use. Cosylab has shipped software on both sides of these interfaces for more than 15 years: not only on the devices, but on what connects them. Real interoperability engineering is what we do. Read more about interoperability as a sustained engineering discipline →

Manual QA doesn't scale as RT systems grow more complex. We built an automated QA rig that simulates an entire dose delivery system: accelerator control, beam monitors, safety interlocks without needing real hardware. Here's how.

Building next-generation LINAC and RT systems means integrating motion control, imaging, safety interlocks and accelerator control. Cosylab develops control systems and software for radiation therapy device manufacturers, helping reduce integration risk and accelerate development.

The hardest part of complex B2B sales often isn't the product or the competition. It's the conversations. How do you respond to a buyer's objections? How do you address conflict? How do you negotiate when different stakeholders want opposite things? And how do you protect the relationship when the conversation gets difficult? At the 2nd meeting in our series Complex Sales: Like a Game of Chess and Poker, Not a Sprint, we're opening up a topic that shows up in almost every complex sales process - negotiations, or "tough conversations." We'll start with a real case from Cosylab's own practice, then move into a discussion with guests who deal with this every day. Joining us: ➞ Mark Pleško (Cosylab) ➞ Gregor Humar (Cosylab) ➞ Iztok Klančnik (IK-NET) Moderated by Primož Hvala. 📅 10 September 2026, 18:00 📍 Cosylab, Ljubljana 🎟️ Free to attend, places are limited. 👉 Register: https://bit.ly/4zUWuML #ComplexSales #B2BSales #Negotiation #SalesLeadership

When one team's fix breaks another team's system, the constraint isn't headcount, it's how tightly everything is wired together. Our latest survey found this kind of coupling, not raw workload, is what actually overloads engineering teams and threatens schedules. See what changes when subsystem boundaries become deliverables instead of afterthoughts.