Board bring-up, BSPs, and drivers
Boot flows, peripheral initialization, low-level drivers, hardware abstraction, and early board diagnostics.
Embedded firmware
From first boot through field updates, we build embedded software that is testable, diagnosable, maintainable, and ready for the realities of production hardware.
Core capabilities
We work at the hardware boundary and keep the complete device lifecycle in view.
Boot flows, peripheral initialization, low-level drivers, hardware abstraction, and early board diagnostics.
Task architecture, scheduling, concurrency, memory, timing, low-power behavior, and performance characterization.
Reliable wired and wireless interfaces, protocol implementation, interoperability, and fault handling.
Secure boot and update patterns, diagnostics, automated testing, traceability, and release discipline.
How we work
Hardware and firmware evolve together, with interface decisions and validation evidence kept visible.
Map device states, hardware interfaces, timing, failure behavior, update needs, and test strategy.
Establish boot, clocks, memory, debug access, core peripherals, and a known-good hardware baseline.
Implement features in testable layers with diagnostics, fault handling, and continuous integration.
Exercise real hardware, timing, power, recovery, and update paths before controlled release.
Lifecycle thinking
Devices need clear failure modes, useful diagnostics, and a safe path to change after shipment—not just code that runs on the bench.
Release trace
What you receive
We leave a maintainable codebase and the build, interface, verification, and release context needed to support it.
Technology in context
We choose runtimes, interfaces, and tools around timing, memory, power, safety, and team constraints.
Representative technologies we work with, selected according to project fit.
Arm
NXP
STMicroelectronics
Raspberry Pi
Build for the field