Hardware Interface
GPIO, ADC, PWM, timers, interrupts and
peripheral interfaces for embedded hardware.
We design and develop reliable embedded software for
microcontrollers, connected devices and intelligent products —
from low-level drivers and board bring-up to RTOS applications,
wireless connectivity and production-ready firmware.
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Embedded C/C++
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RTOS & Bare-Metal
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Wireless & IoT
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Low-Power Firmware
We build the software layers that connect your electronics,
sensors, processors and communication interfaces into a
reliable embedded system.
GPIO, ADC, PWM, timers, interrupts and
peripheral interfaces for embedded hardware.
GPIO
ADC
PWM
Timers
Device drivers, HAL, BSP and board bring-up
for sensors, peripherals and custom electronics.
SPI
I²C
UART
HAL
Real-time tasks, state machines, scheduling,
device services and application logic.
FreeRTOS
Zephyr
Tasks
IPC
Wireless and wired communication between
devices, gateways, mobile applications and cloud.
BLE
Wi-Fi
MQTT
CAN
Hardware
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Drivers
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Firmware
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Connectivity
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Production Device
From low-level MCU programming to connected device firmware,
we develop embedded software around your hardware architecture,
performance requirements and power budget.
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C
Production-oriented firmware for microcontrollers
and resource-constrained embedded systems.
Embedded C
C++
Bare-Metal
State Machines
Interrupts
DMA
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RT
Real-time software architectures for multitasking,
deterministic behavior and responsive embedded systems.
FreeRTOS
Zephyr
Tasks
Queues
Semaphores
IPC
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DR
Hardware abstraction, board support and peripheral
drivers for sensors, interfaces and custom electronics.
SPI
I²C
UART
ADC
PWM
CAN
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RF
Connected firmware for mobile devices, gateways
and cloud-connected IoT products.
BLE 5.x
Wi-Fi
MQTT
GATT
OTA
Provisioning
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LP
Firmware optimized for battery-powered products,
wearable devices and remote IoT sensors.
Sleep Modes
RTC
Duty Cycling
Wake-up
Power Profiling
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QA
Debugging, profiling, validation and optimization
before production deployment.
JTAG
SWD
HIL
Debugging
Memory
Power
We select the MCU, RTOS, communication protocol and
software architecture according to the product’s
performance, power, connectivity and scalability requirements.
Nordic nRF52
nRF53
nRF54
STM32
ESP32
NXP
Texas Instruments
PIC
FreeRTOS
Zephyr
Bare-Metal
RTOS Architecture
BLE 5.x
Wi-Fi
MQTT
CAN
RS-485
Modbus
UART
SPI
I²C
Secure Boot
Authentication
Encryption
TLS
OTA Updates
Device Provisioning
A structured engineering workflow helps us move from
hardware requirements to validated, production-ready software.
Understand product behavior, hardware interfaces,
performance, connectivity and power requirements.
Define firmware layers, drivers, RTOS structure,
communication protocols and system data flow.
Implement drivers, firmware, application logic,
connectivity and device services.
Integrate firmware with sensors, electronics,
mobile applications and cloud systems.
Debug, test and profile memory and power behavior
while validating real-world device operation.
Optimize, document and prepare embedded software
for production deployment and maintenance.
We focus on delivering an integrated embedded software
solution that can be maintained, tested and taken toward
production.
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We work with embedded platforms including Nordic
nRF52, nRF53 and nRF54 families, STM32, ESP32
and other microcontroller platforms according
to project requirements.
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Yes. We develop RTOS-based embedded applications
using technologies such as FreeRTOS and Zephyr,
as well as bare-metal firmware where appropriate.
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Yes. Embedded driver development can include GPIO,
ADC, PWM, SPI, I²C, UART, CAN and sensor-specific
interfaces depending on the hardware architecture.
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Yes. Firmware can be designed around sleep modes,
wake-up sources, duty cycling, peripheral power control,
RTC operation and power profiling.
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Yes. Connected-device projects can include BLE communication,
device provisioning, data exchange and integration with
Android, iOS, Flutter or React Native applications.
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Yes. Our engineering workflow can cover architecture,
firmware development, hardware integration, testing,
optimization and production-readiness activities.
Tell us about your MCU, hardware platform, sensors,
connectivity requirements or firmware challenges.
We can help define the right embedded software architecture.