16 to 18 September 2026 · BIEC Bengaluru
Two stalls in Hall 3, two launches and 25 partner lines represented. Start with the highlight film, then walk the stand one area at a time.
Start here · Highlight film · 0:46
GSAS ran two stalls in Hall 3 at BIEC: H3.I45 for the partner portfolio, and H3.I47 for ProT Ar-Ge's FADOS testers. The GSAS team ran both through the show, and two products launched on the floor.
On the floor
On the stand
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Launch day
GSAS launched hardware of its own: the Cortex-M4 Bridge, the first board in the GSAS Genesis Series. Next door at Stall H3.I47, ProT Ar-Ge opened FADOS XVI, its newest circuit board tester, and Surag A of GSAS showed visitors what it adds.
Pradyun Kamath holds up the Cortex-M4 Bridge, the first board in the GSAS Genesis Series: an STM32F407 Discovery board on a GSAS carrier with a TFT display, keypad, 7-segment display, LEDs, relay, buzzer and CAN. Then a game of Reflex Roulette runs on it.
On camera: Pradyun Kamath, Field Applications Engineer, GSAS
Çiler Çavuşoğlu of ProT Ar-Ge opens the FADOS XVI launch as a crowd gathers at Stall H3.I47. Surag A of GSAS then shows what the new tester adds: milliohm measurement, a short locator and a frequency sweep, with the FADOS 9F1 and MUX functions in one unit.
On camera: Çiler Çavuşoğlu, Director, ProT Ar-Ge, and Surag A, FADOS Product Champion, GSAS
Edge AI and FPGA
Three demos did all their processing on the board. An Alif Ensemble E7 detected faces on its Cortex-M55 and Ethos-U55 with no host PC, an AMD Kria KV260 counted faces in the hall, and an FPGA board played your voice back, modulated.
Pradyun Kamath explains a face-detection model running entirely on an Alif Ensemble E7: the Cortex-M55 handles control and the Ethos-U55 NPU runs inference in 3.42 ms, with no host PC. The board raises a caution when you move out of frame.
On camera: Pradyun Kamath, Field Applications Engineer, GSAS
Harshitha H speaks into a microphone and an FPGA board plays her voice back, modulated. Then a visitor steps up to the AMD Kria KV260 vision demo, which detects and counts faces in its camera view of the hall.
On camera: Harshitha H, Field Applications Engineer, GSAS
Debug, tools and code quality
SEGGER probes and production programmers, the Arm toolchains, static and dynamic analysis from Perforce and Razorcat, and an I3C bench built on Binho and Saleae. Hitex probes and Total Phase protocol analyzers were on the stand as well.
Also on the stand
Soumya and Narayan run through the SEGGER range at the bench: J-Link and J-Trace PRO probes, an emPower board running a graphics app on embOS, one press of Flasher Portable PLUS programming a GSAS board, and a mini ATE with Engineer Console on Flasher Hub-4.
On camera: Soumya and Narayan, GSAS
Andreas Steffen of Arm opens at the GSAS stand. Geetha Sathyanarayana Nazre of GSAS then explains when to pick Keil MDK for Cortex-M and Arm Development Studio for Cortex-A and Cortex-R, and what Keil MDK v6 adds: AI support, Keil Studio in VS Code and built-in CI/CD.
On camera: Andreas Steffen, Arm, and Geetha Sathyanarayana Nazre, GSAS
Irfana Tabassum and Soumyarani R Pise of GSAS explain static analysis with Perforce QAC and Klocwork against MISRA, dynamic testing with TESSY, and work toward ISO 26262 and IEC 61508. They also describe Perforce's AI-assisted fixes in VS Code.
On camera: Irfana Tabassum, Senior Manager, Business Development, and Soumyarani R Pise, Technical Support Engineer, GSAS
A Binho Supernova drives a Microchip I3C target while a Saleae logic analyzer listens on the bus through hands-free PCBite probes. Narayan Prabhu then shows the Saleae Logic and Supernova software decoding the same traffic side by side.
On camera: Narayan Prabhu, Field Application Engineer, GSAS
Test and measurement
A Joulescope JS320 on a live board, Pico Technology on its new PicoScope 3000, and a battery-management test system GSAS built on GW Instek instruments, with Microtest programmable DC sources that recreate a battery's V-I curve. Saleae and Digilent instruments and Sensepeek probing kits were on the stand as well.
Also on the stand
Narayan Prabhu shows the newly launched Joulescope JS320, wired to a live target board. The Joulescope software shows current, voltage, power, charge and energy next to the waveforms, on one instrument that spans nanoamps to 3 A.
On camera: Narayan Prabhu, Field Application Engineer, GSAS
Hari Ram, Country Head of Pico Technology, talks in front of the Pico wall about the newly launched PicoScope 3000 Series, the wider range including vector network analyzers, and why electronica draws engineers from every industry.
On camera: Hari Ram, Country Head, Pico Technology
Fred Chen, General Manager of GW Instek, talks about the partnership with GSAS. Dilip Kempegowda of GSAS then introduces the BMS Test and Validation System on the stand, an end-of-line test setup built on a GW Instek DAQ-9600 and a PSW power supply.
On camera: Fred Chen, General Manager, GW Instek, and Dilip Kempegowda, Senior FAE, GSAS
Design to production line
Siemens EDA walked through the board flow from schematic to manufacturing checks, and Elsyca came to learn the Indian PCB market. ProMik and Microtest showed the programming and test stations at the end of a line, with Elprotronic and Xeltek programmers alongside.
Also on the stand
Sampath R walks through the Siemens board flow at the Siemens EDA wall: Xpedition for schematic and layout, HyperLynx for signal, power and thermal checks, and Valor for DFM. Then Questa, Calibre and Tessent for IC and FPGA work.
On camera: Sampath R, Application Engineer, EDA, GSAS
Reshmaa Selvakumar of Elsyca, which makes PCB plating software, explains why the company came to the show: to understand the Indian market, and to see how its partnership with GSAS works on the ground for PCB fabricators.
On camera: Reshmaa Selvakumar, Business Developer, Elsyca
Andreas Hahn of ProMik introduces the range at the GSAS stand, from flash programming through in-circuit, functional and end-of-line test, pointing to each on the ProMik poster. A short cutaway shows a laptop and a test fixture on the bench.
On camera: Andreas Hahn, Key Account Manager, ProMik
Arun Jose S of Microtest points out the transformer test station on the stand. A test is programmed once, then checks inductance, DC resistance and other parameters across every pin. He also covers the hipot, impulse winding and cable harness testers.
On camera: Arun Jose S, Business Development, Microtest
A year earlier
Thirteen films from the 2025 stand. SEGGER's team came to visit, a Microtest engineer ran inductor and winding tests by hand, a PicoScope displayed a Batman waveform, and the FADOS testers were shown a year before FADOS XVI.
The 2025 playlist on YouTubeHendrik Sawukajtis and Johannes Lask of SEGGER talk about meeting Indian engineers at the GSAS booth. Geetha S Nazre gives an overview of SEGGER tools, and Sandhya P starts a production programming run on Flasher units at the bench.
On camera: Hendrik Sawukajtis and Johannes Lask, SEGGER, with Geetha S Nazre and Sandhya P, GSAS
Peter of Microtest and Sujatha of GSAS introduce the range. Then Arun from Microtest works the bench: an impedance analyzer with DC bias for inductor saturation, an impulse winding tester, power analyzers, cable harness testers and LCR meters.
On camera: Peter, Senior Sales Manager, Microtest, Sujatha, Director, Techno Commercial, GSAS, and Arun, Microtest
A presenter introduces the PicoScope range of PC oscilloscopes. Then, at the bench, a GW Instek MFG230 function generator feeds a PicoScope, and the custom Batman waveform it draws appears on screen.
Surag A of GSAS explains the FADOS 7F1, 9F1 and multiplexer from ProT Ar-Ge, with V-I signature traces and board comparisons on screen: component measurement, a built-in DC supply and IR temperature measurement.
On camera: Surag A, GSAS
Raj Kumar presents the GW Instek PHU supplies, with built-in solar and battery simulation. With Reddy Babu he then works the front panel of the new RBS bi-directional supply, which acts as both source and load and records operating data.
On camera: Raj Kumar and Reddy Babu
Sampath R connects a Joulescope between a target board and a laptop and walks through the live trace: current and voltage measured at the same time, from nanoamps to amps, for battery-powered and IoT designs.
On camera: Sampath R, GSAS
Geetha S Nazre walks through the Arm tools at the GSAS stand: Keil MDK, Arm Development Studio and Keil Studio for software, and the ULINK and DSTREAM probes for debug.
On camera: Geetha S Nazre, GSAS
At the ProMik wall and then on screen, presenters walk through flash technology and board testing: the MSP programmers over USB and Ethernet, fixtures, in-system programming, boundary-scan functional test and semi-automated test machines.
Ranjith of GSAS explains how one MSC One token pool opens MSC Nastran for structures, Cradle CFD for flow and heat, Adams for multibody dynamics and VTD for autonomous-vehicle testing. Shown under Hexagon in 2025, the MSC tools are now part of Cadence.
On camera: Ranjith, GSAS
A GSAS presenter talks through the Digilent range: Analog Discovery, one USB device that works as an oscilloscope, waveform generator, logic analyzer and more, plus FPGA boards and data acquisition hardware.
A GSAS presenter introduces Total Phase protocol analyzers and adapters, with product shots, the Data Center software and an adapter wired to a board: real-time visibility on I2C, SPI, USB and CAN, from design validation to production.
It opens on a crowded show floor, then explains Perforce QAC and Klocwork static analysis for MISRA and other coding standards, toward ISO 26262 and IEC 61508, with version control and lifecycle management alongside.
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