Firmware that
finishes the device.
Made-to-order embedded software — for hardware we designed, hardware you've designed, or off-the-shelf modules you'd like to make production-grade.
// Cold-chain telemetry — publish + sleep #include "esp_sleep.h" #include "mqtt_client.h" #include "sht4x.h" void app_main(void) { sht4x_init(I2C_NUM_0); mqtt_client_t *m = mqtt_connect("mqtts://hub.iot-works.com"); while (1) { float t, h; sht4x_read(&t, &h); // Signed payload, OTA-rolled keys mqtt_publish_signed(m, "v1/telemetry", "{\"t\":%.2f,\"h\":%.2f}", t, h); esp_deep_sleep(15 * 60 * 1000000ULL); // 15 min } }
From bring-up to OTA-deployable.
Board bring-up
First-light. Boot, clock tree, peripherals validated, blink-test, JTAG/SWD set up.
Drivers + protocols
I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, USB, RS485. Sensor drivers, protocol stacks, abstraction layers.
Application logic
State machines, sleep + power management, telemetry buffering, edge inference.
OTA + security
Secure boot, signed updates, OTA delivery, rollback, key provisioning.
Hardware-agnostic by design.
Three common scenarios — and we run all three regularly:
"Use your modules."
Customer adopts our LTE / LoRa / Battery / Ethernet module family. We've already shipped firmware for them — fastest path to a working product.
"We have hardware. Need firmware."
Most common. Customer brings their own board, off-the-shelf modules, or a partner's reference design. We deliver embedded software against it.
"Modernise legacy firmware."
Existing product, frozen toolchain, no OTA, security audit issues. We refactor, add OTA + secure boot, get it certification-ready.
What chip? What stack? What does it need to do?
Even a one-line description gets a real engineering response within one working day. No salespeople in the loop.