New Eagle builds the software and hardware stack that sits between raw engineering intent and deployed embedded systems - think production-ready ECUs, sensors, actuators, telematics, and data loggers running on their Raptor platform. Raptor is an open, end-to-end environment for embedded model-based development (eMBD), designed to let engineering teams move from concept to production through virtual engineering and streamlined workflows. The platform targets domains where failure isn't abstract: electric vehicle propulsion, autonomy, and the broader mechatronic control space.
The company's reach cuts across verticals with real attack surfaces and high-consequence code - automotive, commercial vehicles, military, aerospace, defense, marine, industrial automation, and off-highway. That breadth means embedded security engineers here aren't protecting a single product line; they're hardening control systems that ship into vehicles, vessels, and platforms where a compromised ECU or telematics node has kinetic implications.
Headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with engineering operations in Vietnam and India, New Eagle maintains a geographically distributed development footprint. The company emphasizes comprehensive engineering support services and a commitment to quality and continuous improvement across its product suite, which also includes EV-specific components and displays.
