PCB assembly for Pittsburgh robotics and autonomy teams
Pittsburgh is one of the country’s leading centers for robotics and autonomous systems, with a strong energy and industrial base. BSU supports Pittsburgh-area teams from first prototype to production, built in Austin.
- Built in Austin, TXShipped nationwide from our Austin facility
- Direct to engineersPhone, text, email or Teams with the engineer on your order
- ITAR registeredControlled data handled only by U.S. persons
- FastQuotes in 3–5 business days; Rev A in 12–24 hours for established customers
Robotics, autonomy and energy electronics
Robotics and autonomy teams iterate quickly and need a partner who can keep up: quotes in 3–5 business days, Rev A turns in 12–24 hours for established customers with boards in hand, and design for manufacturability feedback before the build. BSU also designs and builds safety-critical sensor modules for transport systems.
BSU already works with customers in Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania. All production happens at our facility in Austin, Texas.
Questions from Pittsburgh teams
- Can an Austin manufacturer support my Pittsburgh program?
- Yes. BSU builds in Austin, Texas and ships nationwide. Quotes take 3–5 business days, typical delivery is 2–6 weeks with rush options, and your engineers talk directly to ours by phone, text, email or Teams. BSU already works with customers in the Pittsburgh area.
- Does BSU build electronics for robotics and autonomous vehicles?
- Yes. BSU builds control and sensor electronics for robotic systems and autonomous land vehicles, plus safety-critical passenger restraint sensor modules for monorail transport.
- Can BSU help with design for manufacturability?
- Yes. Every incoming design gets an engineering DFM review before quoting, and a design for sourcing and obsolescence review is available on any order.
Certifications, registrations and identifiers
- ISO 9001
- Certified quality management system
- ITAR
- Registered with the U.S. Department of State, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC)
- CMMC
- Working toward Level 2 certification, targeted Q1 2027
- IPC workmanship
- Boards built to IPC-A-610 and IPC J-STD-001, cables to IPC/WHMA-A-620, with Class 3 builds available
- CAGE code
- 34UT9
- UEI
- MG56G2DQJLY3
- DUNS
- 605538743 (SAM.gov registration active)
All controlled technical data is handled by authorized U.S. persons, and production stays in the United States. Domestic-only component sourcing is available for ITAR programs.
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