Engineering partner for embedded systems
Embedded systems consulting and firmware development services for product teams. We deliver reliable engineering solutions from hardware integration to IoT development.
Services
Embedded systems engineering for firmware and Linux platforms, providing scalable solutions from prototype to production.
Embedded Systems Development
Firmware and low-level software that powers your hardware reliably.
Embedded Linux & Connected Devices
From board support to networking and secure communication.
Automation, Tooling & Support Systems
Smarter tooling, testing, and infrastructure to scale your work.
Industries we work with
Automotive
Advanced control systems for safety, infotainment, and electrification.
Industrial Automation
Machine control, robotics, and real-time monitoring in factories.
Aerospace & Defense
Mission-critical firmware for navigation, control, and telemetry.
Medical Devices
Precision diagnostics and monitoring tools with strict reliability.
Telecommunications
Networking hardware, edge devices, and protocol handling.
Smart Home & Consumer Electronics
Embedded intelligence in everyday connected devices.
Security & Surveillance
Cameras, sensors, and secure embedded access systems.
Energy & Utilities
Remote monitoring and control of grids, meters, and storage.
Latest insights
Deep dives into embedded systems challenges, firmware development best practices, and industry insights.
How to Strip Debug Symbols from Software (and Still Keep GDB Context)
Learn how to use objcopy to strip debug symbols from an ELF executable, protecting sensitive data without losing the ability to debug your code using an external .dbg file and GDB.
Cortex-M0 Profiling: How to Trace Without Hardware Support
The ARM Cortex-M0 and M0+ lack hardware tracing features like SWO, ETM, and ITM, so how do you profile code on them? In this post, I explore software-based techniques to get deeper insight into performance and debugging on these resource-constrained MCUs.
From Feature Tetris to Full Power – The UV-K5 Flex PCB Brain Hack
The Quansheng UV-K5 makes you play firmware feature Tetris with its tiny MCU. In this project, we perform some embedded brain surgery—replacing it with an STM32 via a custom flex PCB for more flash, RAM, and possibilities.
Whether you're prototyping or scaling, we can help you move faster with confidence.