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Empower Your Build

Simulate, Integrate, Validate

Realistic simulations for real-world integration and testing.

Redefined Software Testing

Dashboard of SPX industrial protocol simulator showing virtual devices and live data

A

REALISTIC PHYSICAL SIMULATION

Simulate real-world conditions like delayed responses and communication disruptions for embedded software testing.

B

CI/CD PROCESS INTEGRATION

Designed to support Continuous Integration and Deployment, facilitating rapid, automated software development cycles.

C

IMPROVE SAFETY AND STABILITY

Identify critical safety issues and vulnerabilities, ensuring the stability and security of your software.

D

RESOURCE & TIME EFFICIENCY

Eliminate the need for physical devices in testing, reducing both costs and development time.

YAML device model and logs in SPX virtual lab for testing industrial protocols

E

CODE-DEFINED FLEXIBILITY

Tailor the tool to specific project needs with a modular, code-defined approach, ideal for complex embedded systems.

Built by Professionals, for Professionals

SPX was created by engineers with years of experience in industrial automation, embedded systems, and software engineering.
After decades of working on distributed systems, signal processing, and control software, we saw how difficult it was to test and validate device-related code in realistic environments. SPX was born from that need — to bring simplicity, flexibility, and realism to the simulation process without heavy infrastructure or complex setup.

Every feature of SPX reflects real-world engineering practice.
It’s designed for professionals who build and test software that interacts with physical devices — from industrial controllers and sensors to robotics, automotive, and medical systems. SPX gives engineers the ability to model physics, communication, and control logic directly in code, making simulation a natural extension of the development workflow.

Developer with problem
Colorful Light Streaks

Simulate systems end-to-end
and ship with confidence.

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