Service
IoT Solutions
Sensors, gateways, dashboards and alerts - from a prototype board to a deployed fleet.
We build the full IoT chain: firmware on ESP32 or Raspberry Pi hardware, MQTT messaging, a cloud backend that stores and analyses the readings, and dashboards and alerts that tell somebody when a pump has stopped or a cold room has warmed up. Smart agriculture, water monitoring, energy metering, industrial sensing and asset tracking.
What is included
- ESP32, Arduino and Raspberry Pi firmware
- MQTT, LoRaWAN and GSM connectivity
- Cloud backend and time-series storage
- Live dashboards with charts and thresholds
- SMS, WhatsApp and email alerting
- Over-the-air firmware updates
Why it is worth doing properly
Prototype before you commit
A working proof of concept on two or three devices, so you can test the idea in the field before funding a fleet.
Built for weak networks
Devices buffer readings locally and sync when the signal returns - important anywhere outside a city centre.
Data you can use
Readings land in a dashboard with trends, thresholds and exports, not in a log file nobody opens.
How the project runs
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Discover
A call or a meeting to understand the business, the customers and the one thing this project has to achieve.
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Propose
A written scope with a fixed price, a delivery date and what is explicitly not included. Nothing starts before you sign it.
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Design
Wireframes, then screens. You review on a real link, on your own phone, before a line of code is written.
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Build & test
Development in two-week stages, each one demonstrated. Speed, forms, browsers and mobile are tested before handover.
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Launch & grow
Go live, train your team, then SEO, ads and content to bring people to what we built.
Frequently asked questions
We specify and source it, and we can assemble and test small batches. Large production runs go to a manufacturing partner with our design files.
Usually. Most equipment exposes something - a relay, a Modbus port, a pulse output - that we can read without modifying the machine.
We mentor student projects through our training programme, including the hardware, the code and the documentation.