History
2024
Expansion of the USB isolator family with two new devices: the ISO-U20 and the ISO-U30
2023
The first Bluetooth Low Energy measuring system is launched on the market.
2023
Long-standing employees Julia Gelsebach and Andreas Doll join the management team.
2017
The fourth version of the UDK is developed. For the first time, it offers "VIVADO drop-in IP cores" for simple and high-performance AXI4 connection to host software.
2016
Introduction and certification of a quality management system according to DIN ISO 9001: 2015
2016
Move to the new company building in Gustav-Hertz-Str. 4 in Herzogenaurach.
2009
Development of FPGA-based control electronics for a multi-parameter cytometer for a well-known biotechnology company.
2002
The first CESYS FPGA cards are on the market: a USB 1.1 card with XILINX Spartan-II FPGA and a Virtex-II minimodule.
2000
Manfred Kraus acquires all shares from Guthseel. Kraus is now the sole owner and sole managing director.
1991
Acquisition of Häußlers company shares by Kraus and Guthseel. Each of them now holds a 50% stake in the company.
1988
Development and distribution of a transputer-based parallel computing system with self-developed Parallel-C compiler.
1987
Renamed the company in CESYS GmbH due to a name conflict.
1986
Foundation of HALTEC GmbH in Erlangen by the student of computer science Manfred Kraus with his fellow students Gerd Häußler and Peter Guthseel. The company's headquarters is a 2-room apartment in a Erlanger high-rise building.