MCU Platforms
STM32, ESP32, PIC, Gigadevice, Geehy, Rockchip, and other ARM/MIPS cores — C/C++, FreeRTOS, bare metal, STM32 HAL, ESP-IDF
C/C++ firmware for STM32, ESP32, ARM cores. Backend, frontend, embedded — under one roof. From a napkin sketch to a production device running 24/7.
In embedded development, the typical pain point is the gap between hardware and software. The software team gets a board and 'documentation' as a couple of PDFs and questions. We write firmware for boards of our own design.
We review your requirements and component list. We identify which MCU fits the task and which peripherals are needed.
We design the firmware architecture, set up CI/CD, and write a minimal working prototype. You get a device that does one useful thing within 2–3 weeks.
Biweekly sprints with hardware-in-the-loop testing. Each sprint delivers a working build with real hardware.
We test edge cases, validate against the specification, and document the API. Source code is transferred to you with build instructions.
4-hour SLA on critical bugs, regular firmware updates, and feature additions based on your user feedback.
STM32, ESP32, PIC, Gigadevice, Geehy, Rockchip, and other ARM/MIPS cores — C/C++, FreeRTOS, bare metal, STM32 HAL, ESP-IDF
BLE, Wi-Fi, LoRa, GSM, CAN, Modbus, RS-485 — any wired or wireless interface
Node.js, Python — dashboards, APIs, database integrations, OTA updates
CI/CD for firmware, automated hardware-in-the-loop testing, Docker-based toolchains
Full Doxygen output, build instructions in Docker, API docs for device integration
React Native, Flutter — iOS/Android apps for device control and monitoring
Tell us about your hardware, target functionality, and timeline. From a napkin sketch to a production-ready device.
