First board in hand // Bench testing now

Power intelligence for autonomous machines.

The first PackPulse Rev A board is physically in hand and active bench bring-up is underway. Explore the application experience below, then reserve a place in the founder-beta production queue.

02FIRST PLATFORM

PackPulse Rev A

A compact battery-pack telemetry and protection platform designed for early UAV, robotics, and high-current embedded systems development.

First board in hand Bench bring-up active Firmware + sensing tests underway Not flight-qualified Founder units — by application
ARCHITECTURESingle-pack inline, 2S–6S
SENSINGHigh-side shunt current sense
CELL MONITORPer-tap balance-lead sensing
THERMALBoard + external pack probe
LOGGINGOnboard flash, USB export
INTERFACESUSB-C · UART · CAN-ready
DESKTOPWindows analysis application
RATINGSPublished per validation tier only
02.4INTERACTIVE 3D — REV A LAYOUT

Spin the actual board.

The real PackPulse Rev A layout, exported straight from the PCB design — every component in place. Drag to orbit; it turns on its own.

REV A · LIVE 3D MODEL
Real PCB model · ~1.7 MB · WebGL
Drag to rotate · scroll past to explore

EXPORTED FROM EASYEDA PRO // COMPONENT-ACCURATE REV A LAYOUT

03WHY POWER INTELLIGENCE MATTERS

Autonomous machines fail when their power systems become invisible.

Kryikar Systems is building hardware that makes pack voltage, current behavior, cell balance, thermal conditions, and system telemetry visible before small faults become mission-ending failures.

FAULT VISIBILITY — MEASURED, LOGGED, EXPLAINED
04TECHNICAL FOCUS

Four disciplines, one platform.

04.1

Pack telemetry

Continuous pack-level voltage, current, and thermal capture, logged onboard and streamed for analysis.

04.2

Current & voltage sensing

High-side shunt sensing and precision dividers designed for noisy, high-current switching environments.

04.3

Embedded protection logic

Misplug-tolerant sense paths, clamped inputs, and firmware fault detection built in from the schematic up.

04.4

CAN-ready architecture

Transceiver and Pixhawk-convention connectors provisioned in hardware for future multi-module integration.

05INTERACTIVE APPLICATION SIMULATOR

Put a virtual pack through a session.

Change pack condition, cell count, and load to see how the PackPulse application turns telemetry into an actionable health assessment. This is an interactive product simulation—not data from the board currently on the bench.

PACKPULSE DESKTOP // SESSION LABSIMULATION READY
PACK VOLTAGE25.02 V
CURRENT0.0 A
CELL Δ8 mV
TEMPERATURE24.0 °C
VOLTAGE UNDER LOAD // SIMULATED

Pack health estimate

Ready to test
Configure a session and run the simulation.

PackPulse advisory

No active advisory. The analysis engine will summarize the session here.
Simulation only // illustrative outputs // not a safety determination or live PackPulse measurement
06INSIGHT ENGINE

From telemetry to answers.

Raw voltage and current graphs are not insight. The PackPulse desktop application is being built to read each pack's logged history and return plain-language advisories — abnormal current draw, sag beyond a healthy internal-resistance band, cell imbalance, thermal drift — plus an estimated count of remaining useful cycles that sharpens with every logged session.

IE-1Baseline learning — every pack gets its own normal, built from its own logged sessionsIN DEV
IE-2Abnormal current detection — sustained draw above the pack's session baselineIN DEV
IE-3Sag & internal-resistance tracking — IR trend per pack, flagged when it leaves the healthy bandIN DEV
IE-4Cell imbalance detection — per-cell Δ under load, against that pack's historyIN DEV
IE-5Thermal drift monitoring — board and pack-surface temperature trends across sessionsIN DEV
IE-6Over-discharge & spike warnings — event-level alerts logged with timestampsIN DEV
IE-7Cycle tracking & retirement recommendation — when a pack should be retired, and whyIN DEV
IE-8Remaining-cycle estimation — a number, not a feeling; from capacity fade + IR trendIN DEV
IE-9Plain-language tuning advisories — what changed, what to inspect, before the next flightIN DEV
IE-10ESC / flight-controller telemetry fusion — per-motor attribution over the provisioned UART/CAN linkSTAGED
Advisory // CurrentPACK-04
Sustained draw 18% above this pack's session baseline. Drivetrain load has increased — inspect props, ESC timing, and motor bearings before the next flight.
Estimate // Cycle lifePACK-04
~112 cycles
Remaining at the current capacity-fade and IR trend. Estimate — confidence improves with each logged cycle.
Pass // Cell balancePACK-04
Δ 11 mV across cells under load. Within the healthy band for this pack's logged history. No action needed.
Representative advisories — design target, not live output. Pack-level sensing; per-motor attribution is a staged flight-controller-link feature.
07POWER-CHAIN ROADMAP

Instrumenting the whole chain, one honest step at a time.

A drone's power path runs pack → distribution → ESC → motor. PackPulse Rev A instruments the first link. The product line moves down the chain so tuning advice gets more specific at every step — from "inspect the drivetrain" to "motor 3's feed draws 14% above the median."

Software first · staged

ESC telemetry fusion

Modern ESC firmware already reports eRPM, current, and temperature. Ingesting it over the UART/CAN link Rev A already provisions gets per-motor insight with zero new hardware — motor efficiency divergence, ESC temp outliers, prop-damage signatures under load.

Concept · pre-ESC

Branch monitor

Inline per-ESC feed monitoring on the DC side — the same high-side shunt sensing as Rev A, scaled per branch. Per-motor current attribution becomes a direct measurement, not an inference: feed imbalance points straight at a prop, bearing, or ESC timing issue.

Concept · post-ESC

Phase insight

True phase-current sensing after the ESC is a fundamentally harder, three-phase measurement — a long-term direction, realistic through ESC integration or partnership rather than a near-term board. Stated plainly, because that's how we work.

Concepts are exploration, not commitments — no timelines claimed. Rev A ships first.
08ENGINEERING PROCESS

Built methodically. Validated before scale.

Kryikar Systems follows a gated engineering process: evidence closure, schematic placement, wiring review, PCB review, prototype bring-up, and controlled founder beta testing. No stage opens before the previous gate closes, and no rating is published before its validation tier passes.

GATE DISCIPLINE — NO STAGE SKIPS, NO UNVERIFIED CLAIMS
09ROADMAP

Where PackPulse Rev A stands.

Evidence closureComplete
Schematic + wiring reviewComplete
PCB layoutComplete
First board fabricationIn hand
Bench bring-up + validationTesting now
Founder betaPlanned
Field validationPlanned
Production candidateFuture
10FOUNDER NOTE
Kryikar Systems is being built by a small founder team focused on disciplined aerospace-grade hardware development. The goal is not to look large before the product is real; the goal is to build carefully enough to earn trust.
11FOUNDER BUILD — BY APPLICATION

Reserve a PackPulse Rev A founder unit.

The first production run is a limited founder batch, sold by application while Rev A completes bench validation. Configure your build below — the board preview lights up each module you add.

PackPulse // Build preview1 module
PACKPULSE REV A · KRK-PP-A MCU AS150 IN AS150 OUT BAL · 2–6S USB-C CAN TEMP
$349 Est. unit price · USD
$75 refundable deposit Reserves your build slot
50 founder units in the first batch
Estimated ship window — Q1 2027
Deposit applied to your total; balance invoiced before shipment
No payment collected on this page
DEPOSIT INVOICED AFTER APPROVAL VIA SECURE STRIPE LINK // FULLY REFUNDABLE BEFORE BUILD
Priority by application order and use-case fit
Validation updates before any invoice is sent
Beta risks and refund terms disclosed in writing before you pay
Configure your unitREV A
PackPulse Rev A board2S–6S pack telemetry, protection & logging — included in every unit $349
AS150 connector pairAmass anti-spark, high-current pack connectors +$18
External temperature probeAdhesive pack-surface thermal sensor +$12
Balance-lead sensing harness2S–6S per-cell sensing, JST-XH +$14
USB-C data/charge cableFor logging export and firmware updates +$9
CAN / Pixhawk connector kitTransceiver leads on Pixhawk-convention connectors +$11
Quantity
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Order summary — estimated

Estimated total$349
Deposit due on approval$75

Deposit is refundable before your unit enters the build queue and is applied to the total above. Prices are pre-validation estimates and confirmed in writing before any invoice.

Your application details are used only to evaluate your request and contact you about PackPulse. They are not sold, and this form does not collect payment information.