Hebatronic Featured in Driving Vision News
We are pleased to announce that Hebatronic and our Hebabox diagnostic solution have been featured by Driving Vision News (DVN), one of the leading international publications covering automotive lighting technologies and innovations.
The article highlights the Hebabox as a diagnostic solution for ISELED® and ILaS® lighting networks, supporting engineers, developers, and validation teams in efficiently identifying and analyzing communication and network issues during development and testing.
Being featured in Driving Vision News is a great recognition of our commitment to developing innovative diagnostic solutions for modern automotive lighting systems, and we are proud that our work has gained international attention.
We would like to thank the editorial team at Driving Vision News for featuring our technology.
Read the full article
The complete article is available on the Driving Vision News website:
https://www.drivingvisionnews.com/news/2026/06/30/hebatronics-diagnostic-hebabox-for-iseled-ilas-lighting-networks/
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Arduino-compatible components for
easy and fast control of ISELED® and ILaS®
New series
Hebatronic 3D Connector Series
Precise, robust, and customizable connectors for prototypes, validation, and EoL testing. Hebatronic’s 3D connectors combine mechanical stability with maximum flexibility. They are manufactured using SLS or MJF processes and are optimized for prototypes, test benches, EoL testers, and small series—ideal for applications such as ISELED®, ILaS®, or LED modules.
New
Hebastack
The Hebastack is the compact board-stack solution for ILaS® and ISELED® systems. Without housing, without power supply, and even more compact than the Hebabox, it is specifically designed for direct integration into control cabinets and EOL test benches. It provides full gateway functionality with Ethernet (Modbus TCP) and digital I/Os – extremely space-saving, flexible, and ideal for automated quality assurance.
New
Hebabox
The Hebabox is the robust housing solution for ILaS® and ISELED® systems. It can be mounted on a DIN rail and is ideally suited for integration into control cabinets and end-of-line test benches. With full gateway functionality via Ethernet (Modbus TCP) and digital I/Os, delivered with the latest Hebatronic firmware, it is compact, flexible, and perfectly tailored for automated quality assurance.
Mini
Mini-ILaS®-Shield
Miniature interface board (18x24mm) specifically designed to work with the Mini-ISELED®uino, allowing for a very compact system to control ILaS® bus protocol or ISELED® without the need for additional hardware.
Mini
Mini-ISELED®uino
Miniature controller board (18x29mm) as a base for space-constrained ILaS®/ISELED® applications, enabling quick, tailored solutions through a USB interface.
Driver-LED
Single SmartRGB LED (seddLED3.0 from Dominant) on a PCB with solder pads for signal conversion from SPI to differential ISELED signal.
All-in-One
ILaS®-Initiator
Combined test box for the development area or as a manufacturing aid to control ISELED® or other modules in the vehicle sensor network – optionally with or without IlaS® communication bus connection.
ILaS®-Shield
Standalone Arduino-compatible module that can be plugged into the ISELED®uino to activate ILaS® bus protocol capability – powered by the new E4 transmitter-receiver microchip with integrated power-saving mode.
ISELED®uino
An Arduino MKR clone for controlling ISELED® equipped with a licensed SAMD21 microcontroller – programmable via USB interface and Arduino IDE.
