Multi-modal sensing
Sensor research, design, characterization, calibration, integration, and validation — accurate, fast, repeatable measurement in the field. 2D image sensors, 3D stereo, time-of-flight, lidar, radar, and ultrasonic sensing.
Whisker Arrow Technologies LLC
We build sensing systems that produce measurements you can trust — characterized, calibrated, and validated to work outside the lab. We partner with university research groups to carry that work from prototype to commercialized product.
Sensing programs fail between disciplines more often than within any one. We work them the way they have to be run — product, program, hardware, software, systems, applied science, and QA in a single loop.
Sensor research, design, characterization, calibration, integration, and validation — accurate, fast, repeatable measurement in the field. 2D image sensors, 3D stereo, time-of-flight, lidar, radar, and ultrasonic sensing.
Embedded compute for synchronized sensor control, high-bandwidth data paths, and real-time processing at the edge — on embedded Linux, RTOS, bare metal, and FPGA systems.
Image signal processing, computer vision, multi-sensor fusion, and inference optimized for onboard GPU and hardware accelerators — perception that holds under latency, power, and thermal limits.
QA processes, hardware-in-the-loop test automation, manufacturing validation, and functional-safety certification. Fleet provisioning, deployment, monitoring, and field service on AWS IoT.
The domains differ; the underlying problem does not. Each needs a sensor whose readings can be trusted, deployed outside a lab, running unattended.
Sensing for advanced materials characterization and measurement systems.
Defect detection for railway and built infrastructure.
Unattended, long-duration monitoring in the field.
Real-time perception under latency, power, and safety constraints.
Founder & CEO
Jing founded Whisker Arrow after 14 years building sensing and edge-compute systems, most recently as Head Engineering Manager, Software & Systems at Amazon Robotics, where she led an internal startup from concept to scaled production. She built that organization from zero to 50 people, spanning software, firmware, hardware, optics, systems, QA, and applied science. The program delivered a common sensing and compute platform across five sensor types and three edge computers, reaching 18,000+ devices across 21 production sites. Earlier, she architected the embedded software and calibration for a 3D stereo camera, and delivered RTOS-based functional-safety features enabling IEC 61508 certification. MS Electrical Engineering, Stanford University. BEng Electrical Engineering with First Class Honours, National University of Singapore.
We collaborate with university investigators on federal and state research programs, including SBIR and STTR. Our contribution is the path from technology to commercialization.
We own the commercialization and productization narrative — the sections where strong science most often loses points.
Hardware and embedded software as one system — sensor integration, calibration, design for manufacture, and the test infrastructure a repeatable instrument requires.
Field validation, hardware-in-the-loop automation, provisioning, and monitoring for instruments that run unattended.
If you are preparing a proposal that needs an industry partner, or evaluating whether a sensing result can become a deployable instrument, we would like to hear about it.
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