Restar Framos Expands Its Electronics Portfolio for Embedded and Vision Systems
At Electronica 2026, Restar Framos will showcase five technology highlights. The offerings range from RISC-V motor controllers and MRAM to energy harvesting and edge AI.
Restar Framos Technologies is expanding its offerings beyond imaging and vision and will present a broader portfolio for embedded systems at Electronica 2026. From November 10 to 13, 2026, the company will showcase components for image processing, microcontrollers, motor control, memory, power management, and sensor technology in Munich.
Among the five announced focal areas is a motor control solution from Fortior based on the RISC-V architecture. Nsing is contributing new microcontrollers and AI-based development tools. Netsol will showcase upcoming MRAM memory solutions intended as an alternative to FRAM for applications with low memory density.
Additional innovations come from E-Peas and Gwanak Analog. E-Peas is presenting power management ICs for energy-harvesting applications and, consequently, for autonomous or battery-free devices. Gwanak Analog is focusing on energy-efficient AI processing directly on the device.
At the same time, image processing remains a key part of the product offering. Restar Framos brings together image sensors, camera modules, microdisplays, and image processing components with embedded electronics. The portfolio is complemented by passive components such as capacitors, inductors, and resistors.
With this expansion, Restar Framos is no longer positioning itself exclusively as a supplier of imaging components, but increasingly as a supply and development partner for complete electronic systems. At Electronica, the company will be exhibiting in Hall C3, Booth 345.
