Services
Engineering support, from first sketch to production line.
We work as an embedded engineering team for founders, manufacturers, and larger companies across Abuja, Nigeria and West Africa who need hardware expertise without hiring a full in-house team.
Firmware & embedded software
Bare-metal and RTOS firmware for custom hardware.
We write and maintain firmware for products built on ARM Cortex-M, RISC-V, and ESP32 platforms — from bootloader to application layer, with a bias toward code that a client's own engineers can read and extend.
What you get
- Driver and board-support development
- RTOS integration (FreeRTOS, Zephyr)
- Over-the-air update pipelines
- Power-budget and sleep-mode tuning
PCB design & prototyping
Schematic capture, layout, and bring-up.
From a napkin sketch or a rough spec, we take a board through schematic, layout, DFM review, and first-article bring-up, sourcing components that are actually available to Nigerian and West African manufacturers.
What you get
- Schematic capture and component selection
- Layout for 2–8 layer boards
- Design-for-manufacture review
- Bring-up and bench validation
IoT & connectivity integration
Getting devices onto GSM, LoRa, NB-IoT, and Wi-Fi reliably.
Connectivity is where most embedded projects stall in the field. We design the radio strategy, power budget, and fallback logic so devices stay reporting even on patchy Nigerian networks.
What you get
- Network and protocol selection
- Cloud ingestion and device dashboards
- Field-tested antenna and enclosure guidance
- Fleet provisioning and OTA rollout
Product engineering consulting
Technical due diligence and roadmap support.
For founders and teams who need an outside embedded engineer's eye — reviewing a design before a production run, scoping a new product, or auditing a contract manufacturer's work.
What you get
- Design and BOM review
- Production readiness audits
- Vendor and manufacturer evaluation
- Roadmap and cost-down planning
Tell us what you're building.
A short brief is enough to start — we'll follow up with scoping questions.