Complete Product Design
Concept to pilot line — board, firmware, enclosure and compliance. The whole product, not just the PCB inside it.
- Concept to production
- Requirements & architecture
- Industrial design
- Enclosure
- Prototyping
- DFM · DFA
Embedded Linux & Yocto
Product design through to a maintained board support package — kernel up, on your silicon.
- Kernel
- Device tree
- Board support packages
- Real-time
- Asymmetric HMP
- Device integration
IoT & Connectivity
End-to-end: sensor to gateway to cloud to dashboard, built and integrated by one team.
- End-to-end solution
- Cloud integration
- Real-time data monitoring
- MQTT
- Web dashboard
- Edge buffering
Hardware Design
Schematic to a manufacturable, brought-up board — signal integrity and EMC handled before layout, not after.
- Schematic capture
- High-speed
- Mixed-signal
- Signal integrity
- Power design
- DFM
Embedded systems design & development
Embedded product development
A decade delivering condition monitoring, industrial IoT gateways, production-efficiency systems, data loggers and high-speed control — for public sector and private industry. The same engineers design the board, write the firmware and build the Yocto image.
Delivery record
- experienceA decadeTen years of embedded products shipped — not prototyped, not piloted.
- scopePCB to signed imageSchematic capture, firmware, Yocto BSP, control and connectivity held by the same people.
- deliveredMonitor, connect, controlCondition monitoring, gateways, production efficiency, data logging and closed-loop control.
- clientsPublic and privateTwo buying motions, one engineering team behind both.
Services
One team across the whole stack
Eight services, from the first schematic sheet to a signed Yocto image. The list is what every design house publishes. The difference is that the same engineers hold all of it, so integration is a design task, not a hand-over.
PCB Design
Boards designed for signal integrity, power and manufacture from the first schematic sheet.
Firmware
Firmware written against the board we designed, so a driver bug is traced to the wire, not a datasheet guess.
Embedded Linux & Yocto
Reproducible Yocto builds with licence compliance and update signing done first, not deferred until expensive.
System Control
Open- and closed-loop control with the determinism budget — jitter, latency, failure behaviour — stated up front.
HMI
Operator interfaces measured in frame time and input latency, on the panel the product actually ships with.
Industrial Data Gateways
Field protocols behave badly; the gateway is where that gets handled, with buffering that survives a dropped link.
Camera & Vision Integration
Every stage from sensor to display gets a number, so the argument about where the latency lives ends early.
IoT Connectivity
Field devices onto a network, provisioned with identity and an update path that still works in year five.
Products
We ship our own boards too
Products and engineering carry equal weight here. Two boards today, more in progress, each built on the same stack we use for client work — the whole-stack claim proven on hardware we designed, brought up and shipped ourselves.
Two boards are in development: an industrial gateway and a monitoring node, both running the same Yocto BSP we maintain for client programmes. Each board page goes live with its full specification, not before.
Industries
Two buying motions, one team
A documented scope written for your vendor file on one path; breadth across the stack and one team owning integration risk on the other. The same engineers behind both.
Public sector
Auditable delivery
Registrations, certificates and a written scope for your vendor file. One accountable team on the contract instead of three subcontractors pointing at each other.
Procurement panel
- Registrations and empanelments — Shared on request
- Certifications — Shared on request
- Company facts and delivery record — Shared on request
- Scope and acceptance criteria — In writing, before start
Private industry
One team owns integration
Breadth across the stack, honest trade-offs, and one team owning integration risk so your schedule does not move right every time a bug crosses a vendor boundary.
Engagement shape
- Fixed-scope or embedded team — Both
- Schematic to signed image — In-house
Start with a technical conversation
A real engineer answers, not a sales funnel. Bring a schematic, a requirement, or a problem you cannot place yet.