Embedded Systems

Custom hardware and software solutions. We design IoT sensors and industrial controllers that drive innovation.

Embedded Systems

Overview

Sometimes the product you need doesn't exist off the shelf: a sensor that reports water levels from a remote tank, a controller that automates a production line step, or a device that bridges old machinery with modern software. That's the work our embedded team does.

We take projects from idea to working hardware — requirements, circuit and PCB design, firmware, enclosure, and the software that collects and presents the data. Whether you need a single proof-of-concept or a small production run, you deal with one team that owns the whole stack.

At a Glance

IoT solutions
Industrial control
HW-SW integration

What We Offer

Custom device development

From requirements to schematic, PCB, firmware, and enclosure — a working device you own.

IoT sensor networks

Remote monitoring of tanks, cold rooms, power, and equipment with dashboards and alerts.

Industrial control

Controllers and panels that automate motors, pumps, and process steps reliably.

Prototyping & proof of concept

Fast, low-cost prototypes to validate an idea before you commit to production.

Legacy equipment integration

Add sensing and connectivity to existing machinery instead of replacing it.

Firmware development

Reliable, updatable firmware for microcontroller platforms, built to run unattended.

How It Works

  1. 1Discovery — we define what the device must do, where it runs, and what it must survive.
  2. 2Feasibility & quotation — approach, components, timeline, and cost, in plain language.
  3. 3Prototype — a working proof of concept you can hold, test, and critique.
  4. 4Refinement — iterate on hardware and firmware until it performs in the field.
  5. 5Delivery & support — documentation, small-batch production, and ongoing firmware updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

I have an idea but no technical background. Can you help?

Yes — that's the most common starting point. You bring the problem and we translate it into a technical plan, explaining the options and trade-offs in plain language before anything is built.

How much does a custom device cost?

It varies widely with complexity, which is why we always start with a scoped feasibility study and fixed quotation. A simple sensor prototype is far more affordable than most people expect.

Who owns the design when it's done?

You do. Schematics, PCB files, firmware source, and documentation are handed over at the end of the project.