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Talk to engineers, not BDRs.

Four ways to engage on V2X. All of them start with an engineer reading what you sent.

1 · Four ways to engage

Pick the one that matches where you actually are.

EngagementWhat it is
Technical deep-diveHardware architecture and block diagrams for any one product, presented to your technical team — or to DoT, TEC or TRAI technical teams — within 30 days.
Proof of conceptA working unit — AmbiOBU, AmbiRSU or AmbiSEC board — within 90 to 180 days for demonstration and testing.
Secure-element integrationSecure-element selection, applet structure, provisioning-line architecture and EA/AA integration patterns. Reference designs under NDA. The architecture we start from.
Pilot or corridor programmeA structured pilot on a defined road corridor or deployment site. The integration surfaces involved.

All four are co-development engagements. The standard AmbiOBU and AmbiRSU development platforms can also be ordered directly, with no programme partnership and no custom-engineering commission first; configuration, price and lead time are quoted per enquiry.

What that engineering work actually covers — on the hardware side and on the security side — is set out on the services pages.

2 · How to reach us

Email goes to an engineer.

Ambimat Electronics
1005 Shivalik Shilp 2, Opp ITC Narmada, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380015, India

India +91-79-25501989 · US +1 215 397 3819

business.development@ambimat.com · support@ambimat.com

V2X programme contact: Neel Shah — neel.shah@ambimat.com, +91 99799 33498

Technical, research and press enquiries. The four engagements above are commercial. If you are a researcher, a standards participant, a journalist or an engineer with a question about something published on this site — including a correction — write to the V2X team mailbox: v2x@ambimat.com. Every page also carries its own corrections link to the same mailbox in the footer of the article. Ambimat Electronics is the publisher and operator of this site; the organisation details are on the About page.

Both routes on this page compose the message in your own email client — the buttons above, and the form below. Nothing is submitted to us and no message is sent until you send it yourself.

3 · Send an enquiry

Or write to us from here.

Naming the corridor, the standard (IEEE 1609.2, ETSI TS 103 097) and the unit count gets you a more useful first reply.

How this works: online enquiry submission is being upgraded. For now this form opens the message in your own email app so you can review and send it to business.development@ambimat.com — nothing is submitted to us until you send that email.

3 · What is useful to bring

The constraint that is actually binding.

BOM cost, thermal envelope, SMT cadence, certification timeline, the vehicle category and target market, the traffic-controller systems a roadside deployment has to integrate with, or the PKI you have to interoperate with. Any one of those is a better starting point than a general enquiry, because it tells us which of the four engagements above you are actually in.

On AmbiOBU and AmbiRSU, note the framing: these are mature, production-ready development platforms you can order directly. Tell us which development setup you want and what you intend to develop, and the reply is a quotation rather than a partnership negotiation. Custom engineering on top of a platform is a separate, optional conversation.

Last updated 2026-10-01 · Technical reference maintained by Ambimat Electronics, Ahmedabad, India. Corrections: v2x@ambimat.com