About Transatlantic Technology Research
European rules for connected products keep changing. They turn into real engineering work: signed updates, longer support, better records of what’s inside your firmware. We help U.S. teams see that work clearly, so they can plan it with fewer surprises.
Who runs this site
Transatlantic Technology Research is a research publication for U.S. product teams. Our articles, tools and guides are written with the help of AI tools. We don’t list individual authors.
What we do
- Explain what European technology rules mean for engineering teams at U.S. companies.
- Publish practical guides, comparisons, timelines and planning tools.
- Track key dates and link each one to the primary source behind it.
- When a reader asks, offer an introduction to an engineering firm we work with. It’s optional.
What we don’t do
We are a publication. We don’t do engineering work, and we don’t give legal advice. We don’t issue product certificates, run audits or confirm that anyone complies with a law.
We aren’t part of the European Union, any EU agency or any standards body. We don’t speak for them.
How we keep our research straight
We choose what to cover and what we conclude. Engineering firms we work with don’t write or sign off on our articles, and they don’t see drafts before publishing.
Introductions are for US-based companies expanding into Europe. If we introduce you to one of those firms, the firm, not us, delivers the services. If you’re introduced to a partner firm and hire them, that firm may pay us a referral fee.
Who we write for
Engineering leaders, product-security leads, firmware teams and product managers at U.S. companies whose devices, machines and control systems are sold in Europe.