We develop on multiple platforms, with different languages and tools, choosing from time to time the most suitable combination to achieve the best result.

Firmware and software play a strategic role in the development of a new product; they are the elements that give it the necessary flexibility and enable the product to best adapt to the needs for which it was designed.

It is also critical to define at the design stage a SW/FW architecture that can meet the requirements defined in the concept phase and follow future evolutions of the product and market needs.

We follow firmware development in-house, from the simplest applications to the most advanced solutions, choose the most appropriate platform and set of peripherals, and scrupulously manage each stage.

Whether it is simple actuations or systems intended for industrial buses, IoT, precision instrumentation, or human-machine interfaces, we are able to leverage platform resources to create highly integrated, stable, and intuitive products.

We build systems with over-the-air upgrades, use communication stacks for physical and radio buses, real time operating systems, digital signal analysis (DSP), and can handle all common peripherals and communication buses (I2C, UART, CAN, DMA, SPI, etc…).

We develop the software for desktop and embedded applications to go with our products, such as for their configuration, management, and monitoring. We build the applications and user interfaces in-house. Through our partners we can also provide applications for smartphones and tablets.

We are able to manage back-end and front-end, and we use qualified collaborations for user interface design.

Expertise on the entire product lifecycle allows us to analyze software from a risk perspective for industrial and medical devices, apply a lifecycle that complies with regulatory requirements, and seamlessly integrate hardware and software, managing any critical issues internally and independently, while also leveraging advanced debugging instrumentation with signal analysis and tracing.

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