IoT development.
Connected devices, sensors and the software behind them, from firmware to cloud dashboards.
When you need IoT development
What could you do if you knew what your equipment was doing right now?
Equipment, buildings and vehicles can report their own condition, if the right sensors and software are in place. We handle the whole chain: device firmware, secure connections, the cloud data platform and a dashboard your staff can read. We prototype in your real environment before rolling anything out.
- Equipment fails without warning and you only find out when something stops.
- Staff walk around reading meters and writing numbers on paper.
- Devices already collect data, but nobody can see or use it.
How the work runs
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01
Scope
Agree what to measure, how often, and what should happen when a reading crosses a limit.
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02
Prototype
Build a small working set of devices and test them in the real environment.
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03
Build
Write production firmware, the data pipeline and the dashboard, with security on every link.
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04
Deploy
Roll out devices, set up remote updates and alerts, and document how to maintain them.
Deliverables and tools
What you receive
- System architecture
- Device firmware
- Cloud data platform
- Monitoring dashboard
Typical technologies
- ESP32 and ARM microcontrollers
- MQTT
- AWS IoT Core
- Azure IoT Hub
- Time-series databases
- Over-the-air updates
Questions about IoT development
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Which devices and platforms do you work with?
We write firmware for ESP32 and ARM microcontrollers, and connect devices over MQTT to AWS IoT Core or Azure IoT Hub. Readings are stored in time-series databases built for sensor data.
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How are the devices kept secure?
Security is built into every link: device, connection, cloud and dashboard. Devices receive over-the-air updates, so fixes don't need a site visit.
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Can you use the sensors we already have?
Where they can export their readings, yes. We check what each device can output during scoping, then bring the data into one platform and dashboard.
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What happens when a reading crosses a limit?
You decide during scoping. Typical responses are an alert to the right person, a logged event or an automatic action, and each one is documented with the system.
Talk to us
Tell us about the project. We'll reply with clear next steps.