Firmware & software

From first power-on to the application layer

We write the layer that most teams underestimate — the board support package, the drivers, and the real-time behaviour that determines whether the product feels solid or merely functional.

A firmware bring-up bench — an STM32 target board on a debug probe, with the IDE showing main.c, live variables and an RTOS call stack, and a logic analyser capturing the UART frames alongside

Stack

Every layer between silicon and application

Written by engineers who can read the schematic, because in most cases they drew it.

01

Board support and bring-up

First power-on, clock and memory configuration, boot chain and the board support package. The unglamorous layer that decides whether the rest of the schedule holds.
02

Device drivers

Drivers for Ethernet, RS-232 and RS-485, SPI, I²C, FPGA interfaces, microSD, Flash and custom peripherals — written against the datasheet and validated on the hardware, not assumed from a reference port.
03

Operating systems

Embedded Linux, VxWorks, Nucleus Plus, FreeRTOS and proprietary kernels, plus OS-less designs where the timing budget will not tolerate a scheduler. Kernel and BSP customisation included.
04

Middleware and connectivity

Networking and IoT stacks, BLE, Zigbee and GPS integration, file systems and storage layers — the plumbing between a driver and something a product manager can demonstrate.

Platforms

What we work in

Operating systems

  • Zephyr RTOS
  • Embedded Linux
  • VxWorks
  • Nucleus Plus
  • FreeRTOS
  • Proprietary RTOS
  • OS-less / bare metal

Device drivers

  • Ethernet
  • RS-232 / RS-485
  • SPI / I²C
  • FPGA
  • microSD
  • Flash
  • Custom devices

Connectivity

  • BLE
  • LoRa
  • LTE-M / NB-IoT
  • Zigbee
  • GPS
  • IP networking
  • IoT solutions

Application development

Software above the platform

Once the platform is stable, the product is a software problem. We stay through that half too.

Multimedia

Capture, encode and streaming pipelines on constrained hardware, tuned against real throughput and latency budgets rather than desktop assumptions.

Application layer

Device applications, configuration and provisioning flows, and the host-side tooling your production line and field engineers actually need.

Integration

Bringing hardware and software together, characterising behaviour under load and temperature, and closing the gap between "works" and "ships".

Tell us what you are building

Send us a specification, a block diagram, or a rough idea. We will come back with an honest assessment of scope, risk and the fastest route to a working prototype.

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