Software-defined engineering for complex systems

Connect complex engineering from development to verified result.

DEVlink is a software-defined engineering company creating advanced platforms for simulation, automated testing, and system integration, designed to shorten development cycles, improve technical insight, and connect engineering work from system intent to verified result.

Advanced softwareTest automationSystem integration
Engineering validation environment
From setup to decisionConnected
ConfigureRunAnalyse
Products

Software platforms for connected engineering work

ChargeLink and DEVlink MIL Studio connect specialised engineering activities into clearer, software-led development and validation processes while working alongside existing customer toolchains.

ChargeLink Operator Studio showing the engineering environment and charging technology profilesTechnical evaluation
EV charging validation

ChargeLink

Configure EVSE or EVCC simulations, observe protocol behaviour, investigate failures, and connect software or HIL environments through controlled interfaces. The operator can move from guided setup to live monitoring and detailed traces without changing tools.

EVSE / EVCCProtocol analysisSIL / HIL
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DEVlink MIL Studio showing an e-mobility Model-in-the-Loop scenarioTechnical evaluation
Model-in-the-Loop engineering

DEVlink MIL Studio

Create, compose, simulate, validate, and exchange native, physical, state-machine, and FMI models in one engineering workspace. Move from model design and migration through campaigns and numerical evidence to controlled SIL/HIL handoff.

MIL / FMIPhysical modelsSIL / HIL handoff
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Connected industrial engineering system
Open by designWork with suitable hardware, real-time platforms, APIs, and existing engineering investments.
Why DEVlink

Software-defined engineering, grounded in practical integration

DEVlink combines software architecture, engineering workflows, integration, validation, and user experience to make complex technical work easier to operate and scale.

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Built around the operator

Normal tasks stay simple while advanced configuration, target details, and diagnostic depth remain available when the application demands them.

02

Clear technical boundaries

Products expose where software ends, where hardware or customer adapters begin, which paths have been demonstrated, and which still need evaluation.

03

Useful outputs

Sessions, traces, results, and context are organised to support debugging, comparison, technical review, and the next engineering decision rather than producing disconnected output files.

Where we work

Systems where software meets physical behaviour

The common challenge is not the industry label. It is coordinating communication, control software, test equipment, models, and physical constraints well enough to find problems before scarce system-level testing.

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Automotive and e-mobility

Communication, charging, ECUs, power electronics, and integration testing.

02

Aerospace and advanced mobility

Embedded control, electrical systems, rig integration, and assurance-oriented testing.

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Industrial and connected systems

Controllers, networks, automation, edge software, and system-level verification.

Company

A focused Swedish software-defined engineering company

DEVlink is operated by devLink AB in Falkenberg. Since 2014, DEVlink has developed advanced software and supported customer-focused engineering projects. Founder Mikael Bedemo combines software development, embedded systems, engineering leadership, product strategy, and commercial experience to create products built around how engineers actually work.

Independent product focus

DEVlink develops its own software products and integrates them with suitable customer systems, interfaces, and test environments. The architecture remains open so each application can use the right surrounding technology.

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Bring one real engineering problem.

Describe the system, current toolchain, repeated work, and the decision your team needs to make.