// EMBEDDED SYSTEMS · FIRMWARE · SAFETY-CRITICAL CONTROL
Silicon to Cloud.
Bench to Field.
Bare-metal firmware, safety-critical control, and full-product verticals — built by engineers who verify the silicon before trusting the label.
01 · What we do
Silicon-level scope. Product-level finish.
One team owns every layer — from the PCB and the bare-metal firmware to the protocol, the app and the cloud. Six practice areas, one engineering discipline.
Automation & Monitoring
Factory, warehouse and farm monitoring systems that turn shop-floor activity into efficiency metrics you can act on.
6 offerings →Product Development
Complete electronic products engineered from concept to manufacturable design — hardware, firmware and enclosure-ready.
4 offerings →Consultation
Electronics and embedded engineering consultation — from new product feasibility to rescuing designs that are stuck.
2 offerings →Embedded Mobile Applications
Mobile applications built hand-in-hand with the hardware they control — monitoring, configuration and reporting.
8 offerings →Software Development
Standalone mobile and desktop applications — lab tools, provisioning utilities and business software.
2 offerings →PCB Development
Custom PCB design from schematic to fabrication-ready output — controllers, sensor nodes and IoT boards proven in the field.
7 offerings →02 · Selected work
Shipped end-to-end. Not handed off.
Each vertical was carried by the same team from bare boards to the artifact a customer actually touches — some with live demos you can open right now.
Plastech — Factory Monitoring
A complete IIoT command center for injection-moulding plants.
MNM Lab — Gym Management
A premium personal-training ecosystem: a member app for sessions, body-composition tracking and Razorpay subscriptions, and a coach/ops console for approvals, attendance, rate cards and refunds.
DeCarb — Engine Decarbonisation
Hydrogen-based engine cleaning equipment taken from custom motherboard and sensor nodes to a fleet-managed operator app with branded service reports.
Bring the fault nobody can reproduce.
We answer with evidence — logs, schematics, .bin and core dumps welcome.