We take on client work with the same team that builds and runs our own products. You get people who have lived with their own architectural decisions — and who will tell you when your idea will be expensive later.
Firmware, gateways, provisioning and fleet operations — the unglamorous half that decides whether a device programme survives its second year.
Most companies do not need another generic tool. They need the one system that matches how they actually quote, produce, approve, dispatch and bill — including the exceptions everyone works around today.
Chosen per project, biased toward boring and well-supported.
Fast, accessible, offline-tolerant applications — because a lot of the work we build for happens on a warehouse floor, a hospital corridor or a field visit, not at a desk with perfect connectivity.
target first load
AA as a baseline
tolerant by design
Interface design, interaction and content structure happen alongside engineering, not as a separate phase you approve and then never see again.
Most analytics projects fail on definitions, not dashboards. We start by agreeing what a “shipment”, an “active patient” or a “yield” means — then build the pipeline that makes it reproducible.
We are not interested in demos that impress once. XR earns its budget when it removes a real cost — a training rig you cannot take offline, a machine a new technician should not learn on, a product a buyer cannot fly to see.
Repeatable, measurable practice on equipment that is too costly, too busy or too dangerous to train on live.
A navigable 3D model wired to live telemetry, so the thing on screen matches the thing on site.
Step-by-step overlays for maintenance and inspection, with capture back into your system of record.
Configurable product experiences for buyers who are three time zones away.
We have shipped our own devices, so we know where these projects actually fail: provisioning, firmware updates in the field, and nobody noticing when a third of the fleet goes quiet.
Sensor selection, schematic and firmware for low-power, long-life devices.
Wi-Fi, BLE, LoRaWAN, NB-IoT and cellular, with sensible offline behaviour.
Provisioning, OTA updates, alerting and the dashboard your ops team lives in.
Pick the one that matches your risk appetite, not ours.
A defined outcome, a fixed price and a fixed date. We scope it properly first, in a paid discovery, so the number means something.
A cross-functional team — lead, engineers, designer, QA — working to your roadmap in two-week cycles, with a monthly rate you can plan around.
We build it and then run it — releases, monitoring, support tiers and an SLA — until you want to bring it in-house, at which point we train your team out of needing us.
You tell us the problem. We ask uncomfortable questions and tell you honestly whether we are the right team.
One to three weeks, paid, producing a scope, an architecture and a number you can take to your board.
Two-week cycles, a live staging URL, a demo every cycle and a backlog you can reorder.
We operate it under an SLA, or we document, train and step back. Either way, the IP is yours.
Thirty minutes with an engineer who has shipped this before — not a sales call. You leave with a scoped approach, a rough timeline and an honest answer on whether we’re the right team for it.