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We engineer the systems between signal and decision.

SPICA builds products of its own and takes on difficult client engineering where C/C++, hardware, networking, real-time media, DSP or edge infrastructure are the hard part.

Complete system pathField → datacenter
  1. 01 / FieldAcquire
  2. 02Transport
  3. 03Compute
  4. 04Understand
  5. 05 / DatacenterOperate
Boone, North CarolinaClient engineering · product development · complete systems

Connected disciplines

Engineering that crosses the software boundary.

SPICA can own a bounded client problem or the complete path. We work where software meets hardware, transport, media, physical signals and operations—and where generic application development is not enough.

01

Physical systems

Sensors, instrumentation, motor-driven assets, custom boards and synchronized acquisition.

02

Performance software

C/C++, native interfaces, FFmpeg, GPU compute, DSP, APIs and operational tooling.

03

Connected infrastructure

SRT, QUIC, SRTP, HTTP/3, TCP/UDP, satellite, edge, cloud and bare metal.

04

Operational intelligence

Deterministic analytics, temporal evidence, bounded AI, monitoring and human decisions.

Project-based engineering services

Bring us the bottleneck—not a job description.

SPICA works as an external engineering partner for defined technical problems: a critical C++ module, a performance constraint, hardware integration, a real-time transport path, a DSP pipeline or an architecture that must become production-ready.

Explore Engineering Services ↗
01C/C++ systemsArchitecture · concurrency · profiling · modernization
02Embedded + DSPAcquisition · FFT · MCSA · deterministic processing
03NetworkingTCP/UDP · QUIC · HTTP/3 · SRT · multicast
04Media + GPUFFmpeg · HLS/DASH · NVENC/CUDA · real-time operations
05Edge integrationHardware · Linux · APIs · remote infrastructure
06Technical rescuePerformance · reliability · legacy code · prototype-to-product

Documented systems

Different problems.
Purpose-built answers.

Each system has its own technical story. No repeated gallery, no generic product card and no claim detached from implementation evidence.

01Media infrastructure · PRODUCT / 01

CDN++

Private real-time media infrastructure from contribution signal to every screen.

Resilient gateways, Cisco 100 GbE fabrics, NVIDIA A16 processing, CMAF/HLS/DASH packaging, WCPP native C++ control, RAM/NVMe origin and NGINX HTTP/3 delivery form one observable operating path.

  • C++20 / Crow
  • NVIDIA A16
  • 100 GbE / HTTP/3
CDN++ private media fabric processing and delivering live video
Open CDN++
02Media operations

Media Operations Dashboard

One native console for channel assurance, head-ends and incident response.

Multichannel HLS monitoring, rendition and audio control, technical diagnostics, telemetry history, head-end inventory and operational tickets.

  • Native C++
  • Live assurance
  • Incident workflow
SPICA Media Operations channel assurance console
Open Media Operations Dashboard
03Contribution

HLS2SRT

Move adaptive streams into contribution-grade transport without re-encoding.

Select HLS services, remultiplex MPEG-TS and deliver SPTS or MPTS over SRT and UDP in caller, listener, unicast or multicast modes.

  • No re-encode
  • SPTS + MPTS
  • SRT + UDP
Contribution gateway carrying adaptive streams into resilient transport paths
Open HLS2SRT
04Real-time media

SPICA SFU

Forward encrypted media while keeping signaling transport flexible.

C++23 room control, shared WebSocket and QUIC signaling, ICE connectivity, DTLS keying, SRTP protection and packet-level RTP forwarding.

  • ICE / DTLS / SRTP
  • WebSocket + QUIC
  • No decode or mix
Selective forwarding core connecting multiple encrypted media endpoints
Open SPICA SFU
05Industrial platform

SIIP

A reusable foundation from physical signal to accountable asset intelligence.

Synchronized acquisition, deterministic DSP, event records, telemetry history, APIs, local inference and explicit human operating authority.

  • Deterministic analytics
  • Local intelligence
  • Traceable records
Industrial acquisition hardware connected to edge intelligence
Open SIIP
06Condition intelligence

PumpSpectra™

See what the motor sees across the complete driven asset.

Non-invasive seven-channel MCSA-EDA for motor, coupling, pump, bearings, power quality and process-related signatures—at the edge and without cloud dependency.

  • 32 kS/s × 7
  • MCSA-EDA
  • On-site AI
Industrial motor, flexible coupling and centrifugal pump on a common baseplate
Open PumpSpectra™
07Interactive media

AD+

Turn standards-based cue points into viewer-controlled interaction.

SCTE-35 timing, player overlays, efficient glTF assets, second-screen handoff, consent-aware policy, commerce integration and measurable engagement.

  • SCTE-35
  • glTF / GLB
  • Live + VOD
Interactive streaming experience extending from television to second screen
Open AD+
08Operations software

SPICA Commander

One operational core with three purpose-built native interfaces.

A shared C++ service and command model presented through macOS, GTK4 and ImGui front ends for different deployment and operator environments.

  • macOS
  • GTK4
  • ImGui
SPICA Commander ImGui interface managing local and remote file transfers
Open SPICA Commander
09Turnkey industrial solution

Well Digitalization

Integrate measurement, edge computation and delivery as one engineered system.

Multiphase flow and solids monitoring integration, engineering rules, FAT/SAT, SCADA and historian interfaces, field commissioning and operational ownership.

  • Measurement integration
  • FAT / SAT
  • SCADA + historians
Remote well instrumentation connected through satellite to datacenter operations
Open Well Digitalization
Remote field infrastructure linked by satellite to datacenter processing

Remote data infrastructure

From remote boards to datacenter intelligence.

SPICA connects field instrumentation and edge systems to our processing infrastructure over the transport available to the operation—including Starlink Business satellite service for remote locations.

At the datacenter, deterministic processing, media services and applied AI turn transported data into observable operational evidence.

  1. 01FieldBoards · sensors · edge compute
  2. 02Satellite transportStarlink Business where selected
  3. 03SPICA datacenterProcessing · storage · AI
  4. 04OperationsMonitoring · decisions · action
Starlink is an independent third-party connectivity provider. SPICA Networks is not affiliated with or endorsed by Starlink or SpaceX.

Engineering context

Experience across demanding technology environments.

Our work has intersected with operators, industrial organizations and media ecosystems where reliability, integration and operational clarity matter.

CiscoEricssonChevronClaroDisneyEmersonIndustrias Metalúrgicas EXCELStarlink
Marks identify organizations connected to documented professional, project or supplier experience. They do not imply current endorsement, affiliation or partnership.

Accountable engineering

Products prove the work. Client projects apply it.

Architecture, electronics, C/C++ software, integration, deployment and operational handoff remain connected to the same engineering intent. SPICA can apply that capability to a complete system or to the difficult subsystem inside a client-owned product.

C/C++ systemsEmbedded + DSPNetwork architectureMedia + GPUField integrationEdge + datacenter

Project-based B2B engineering

Bring us what is slow, fragile, missing or difficult to integrate.

We can start with the technical boundary and the measurable outcome—without turning the conversation into a staffing pitch.

See how SPICA engages ↗

Diego Cardona
CEO · SPICA Networks Inc.

diego@spicanetworks.com+1 (828) 773-2535LinkedIn / Diego Cardona

309 Little Laurel Road Ext.
Boone, NC 28607-8914, US