About Us - VHDL, FPGA, RFIC & Parasitic Extraction Experts
LogikHaus is a fabless ASIC and FPGA technology company, founded in Malaysia in February 2019, which moved its head office to Singapore in 2024. We focus on AI, machine vision, motion control and robotics, video and image processing, and DSP on FPGA and ASIC. We are a small team of engineers and scientists: our VHDL and FPGA expert Daniel Kho, our parasitic extraction and ASIC LVS specialist Jeannie Lau, and our RFIC and analog IC design specialist Dr. Arjuna Marzuki. Our history goes back to Tauhop Solutions, a sole proprietorship founded in 2012 for ASIC and FPGA product design and consulting, and our core expertise remains FPGA and ASIC design for low-power, high-performance DSP, video processing and AI products.
Our team covers the complete IC design flow, from RTL design in VHDL and Verilog through physical implementation (floorplanning, routing) and sign-off verification (STA, LVS, PEX, DRC). We bring advanced verification expertise in UVM and OSVVM for both FPGA design and ASIC design, alongside mixed-signal and analog integration at the full-chip and PCB level. Our EDA automation work covers custom flow development in Perl, Python and Tcl, and our DSP and high-performance computing expertise powers hardware implementations of video, image and digital control algorithms on both FPGAs and ASICs.
We put our time and resources into the hardest problems, and that shows in our products and services. In video, the hardest challenge is sending clear video in real time, so our video processor was designed specifically to process high-resolution video quickly. See our designs and IP cores for more detail.
Our products and services span digital communications, digital control, optical communications, wireless communications, artificial intelligence and vision systems built on FPGA and GPU platforms.
Our training focuses on VHDL front-end design and verification, and we have delivered design services for cryptography, communications systems, servo control systems and memory controllers. We continue to train and hire VHDL engineers. Read our free FPGA design guide and VHDL design guide, or explore our FPGA and VHDL courses.