ELECTRONICS
Intelligence begins with electronics.
Stera designs and manufactures electronics for demanding industrial products, such as elevators, weather stations, health technology devices, mobile machinery, and automation solutions.
We manufacture electronics modules and comprehensive delivery packages that combine electronics with mechanics, wiring harnesses, assembly, and testing. Our core expertise lies in industrial control and automation solutions.
We support the customer when needed from the product development phase to ensure that the electronics are manufacturable, testable, and reliable in volume production.
We manufacture, among other things:
- Electronics for control and automation systems
- Industrial device and machine electronics
- Measurement and control units
- Electronics modules for electromechanical devices
- Printed circuit board assemblies and electronic subassemblies
- Customer-specific electronics solutions as part of the end product
Electronics manufacturing as part of a unified whole
Electronics are often part of a broader system that combines mechanics, wiring harnesses, and assembly.
In Stera’s operating model, electronics are not a separate product group but part of a controlled whole, from design and industrialization to the tested end product.
Electronics are not a standard product but always designed for a specific application. They can be delivered as an independent module, as part of a mechanical assembly, or as a fully assembled and tested system.
Design support and manufacturability
We support customers from the product development phase to ensure that the electronics function reliably throughout their entire lifecycle.
The goal is to ensure the manufacturability of electronics products, smooth scalability into volume production, efficient testability, and high quality throughout the product lifecycle — all without compromising cost efficiency.
Stera’s electronics production is designed to support both individual prototypes and large production volumes with unified and controlled processes.
When it all has to work together
Electronics are often the brains of a product, and therefore must function seamlessly as part of the entire system. We implement electronics as part of a supply chain that also combines mechanics, wiring harnesses, assembly, and testing.
