Capabilities
One team, the full engineering stack.
Eight disciplines held by one accountable team. Most programs use three or four of these at once - which is exactly why splitting them across vendors is where projects go wrong.
Edge AI Development
Inference on constrained hardware against real latency and power budgets - quantised models, measured, not benchmarked in a notebook.
Embedded Software
Firmware and board bring-up where power, timing and certification are hard constraints. RTOS, bare metal, and the schematics underneath.
IoT Systems
Device fleets that stay online - LoRaWAN, cellular and mesh, with provisioning, OTA and telemetry that survives bad links.
Industrial Automation
PLC, motion and OT/IT integration on plants that cannot stop. Retrofit paths for machines older than the engineers running them.
Computer Vision
Optics, illumination and models treated as one system - because most vision projects fail on lighting, not on the network.
Robotics
Autonomy stacks from perception to actuation, with the safety interlocks and manual-override paths that make them deployable.
Cloud Integration
Ingest, time-series storage and APIs sized for device fleets, with the offline-first behaviour edge deployments actually need.
Enterprise Software
Operational platforms people use all day - MES, asset registers, field service, B2B portals. Integrated with the systems you already run.
How we work
A process that survives contact with reality.
Four phases with a real deliverable at each gate.
PHASE 01
Discover
A paid week that ends in a written architecture, a budget range, and the risks named. You own the output whether or not we build it.
PHASE 02
Design
Schematics, mechanical, and software architecture in parallel - with the long-lead and certification items pulled forward first.
PHASE 03
Build
Iterative hardware and firmware revisions against real bench and field testing. You see every revision, not just the last one.
PHASE 04
Deploy
Pilot, commission and hand over - with the documentation pack a second team could pick up cold.
Tell us what you’re building.
Send the constraint that worries you most - a latency budget, a power budget, a certification date. We’ll tell you straight whether we’re the right team.