A new device is taking shape
Architecture, platform choice and firmware are aligned early with the hardware, timing requirements and future updates.
Development on target hardware
We develop and modernise firmware, drivers, bootloaders and RTOS applications for new devices, existing platforms and products that must remain maintainable for years.

Typical starting points
Architecture, platform choice and firmware are aligned early with the hardware, timing requirements and future updates.
Accumulated complexity, faults that are hard to reproduce or missing tests make the next product generation difficult.
A defined work package needs embedded expertise at short notice and a clean handover afterwards.
Services
Choose a project stage and a technical focus. The matrix shows which services we provide at that intersection.
Project process
Scope and responsibilities stay visible. Your team receives testable results throughout the project and can follow each technical decision.
View the complete development lifecycleWe clarify the target hardware, interfaces, real-time requirements, existing code and responsibilities within the project.
Architecture, test strategy and deliverable milestones are described before implementation starts.
We deliver testable increments, discuss decisions directly with your team and document the interfaces.
Integration, field testing and knowledge transfer are part of the delivery. Maintenance can then continue on a clear basis.
Engineering in practice

Together with THM, we are developing a platform that captures runtime trace data from connected devices and evaluates it against a formal system specification.
Explore TRACEOur own prototypes and our work with ANDAV connect firmware development to real hardware.
Learn more →TeamThe engineers working on your project discuss architecture, implementation and open risks directly with your team.
Meet the team →Whether you are starting from scratch, modernising existing software or integrating with existing hardware, we discuss the current state, open risks and the next sensible step.

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