IoT & custom hardware development.

Start with the physical job. A sensor needs to read something. An attendance unit needs to record an event. An access control device needs to respond to an input. Those details determine the electronics, firmware and connections the project needs.

Our IoT and embedded systems work includes firmware, sensors and wireless connections for devices such as attendance systems and access control units. Describe where your device will be used, who will interact with it and what should happen after each action.

• Embedded firmware to handle device behaviour and inputs.
• Sensors and wireless connections for connected hardware.
• Custom PCB design and prototyping when the project needs its own board.

A connected device often needs somewhere for its information to go. That might be a web dashboard, a mobile app or another business system. Deciding what to record and who needs to see it helps define both the hardware and the software.

We also build web applications, Flutter apps, APIs and databases. That gives us a practical basis for discussing the device alongside its application. The useful questions are concrete: what event is sent, what the screen shows and what the user does next.

A working prototype makes an idea easier to examine. You can look at the placement of connections, try the intended interaction and see how the hardware and software behave together. Our approach is to make the work tangible and test it in context.

Bring an existing unit, a drawing or a description of the problem. Include the available power source, installation space and expected environment if you know them. These details help shape a discussion about the first prototype and the checks it should support.