Digital Technology Poland

Digital Technology Poland, known as DTP, is a design house based in Poland that provides industrial software and hardware engineering. The company says that by working closely with its customers it creates technology products and production systems that are cost effective, energy efficient, adaptable and scalable. It describes its own engineering standard as world class, built on attracting and keeping expert staff.

Measurement electronics, data links and cloud platforms

The company's research and development work runs from embedded systems for measurement and sensor-based data, through data communication applications that work across several standards, to shared server and cloud platforms. Its material also covers machine learning used to run production processes automatically or with less human supervision, which it places within the wider Industry 4.0 movement.

Industrial software and hardware design

On the software side the firm designs and develops industrial applications that span cloud platforms, large data sets and mobile work. On the hardware side it designs electronic units and embedded systems that handle measurement and data exchange. Interface design and quality assurance sit alongside these, with QA and test automation offered as a separate service.

Custom engineering for existing systems

Beyond standard design work, the company lists custom services. These include system integration, security audits and protection, business and system analysis, software written for third-party hardware, mathematical modelling, system architecture, and research and prototyping. The firm presents these as the work a client brings in when an existing system needs to be connected, checked or rethought.

Sectors served and the technologies behind them

The company names automotive, smart markets, energy, health care, consumer electronics and digital media as the sectors it works in. Its technology areas include digitalisation under Industry 4.0, artificial intelligence and machine learning, computer vision, big data, Internet of Things, augmented reality, machine-to-machine communication, 5G communication and mobile applications.

A guided route into digital transformation

The Digitalization Compass is the firm's service for businesses that want to plan their digital transformation. The company describes it as a guide that helps a client decide where to begin and in which order to take the steps.

Group ownership and trade fair presence

The company is part of the Friedhelm Loh Group. It has presented its engineering work at trade fairs including Hannover Messe and SPS, and its published material describes a team it calls a cloud of professional people, recruited for work in software development, hardware design, Industry 4.0, artificial intelligence and robotics.

Digital Technology Poland, known as DTP, is an engineering research and development house working on both software and hardware. Its work runs from embedded measurement and sensor systems through IoT and cloud services to AI used in automatic and autonomous processes. The company has joined the Friedhelm Loh Group and exhibits at industrial fairs such as Hannover Messe and SPS.

Services

• Software design and development: industrial software, including cloud, big data and mobile work.
• Hardware design and development: electronics and embedded systems for measurement and data communication.
• AI and computer vision: machine learning, vision and automation for industrial processes.
• UX/UI design and QA: interface design plus quality assurance and test automation.
• Custom engineering: system integration, security audits, system architecture, mathematical modelling, and research and prototyping.
• Digitalization Compass: a guided service for planning a company's digital transformation.

Who it serves

DTP lists automotive, energy, health care, consumer electronics, digital media and smart markets among the sectors it serves, with a focus on Industry 4.0 production settings.

Key facts

• Based in: Poland
• Group: part of the Friedhelm Loh Group
• Technology areas: IoT, augmented reality, machine-to-machine and 5G communication
• Recognition: its founder, Prof. Janusz C. Szajna, was named Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young