Intelligent Hardware: We train the brain, we build the body. Physical A.I. — from dataset to silicon.
The R&D partner for the next generation of smart devices. We don't just put machines online; we design the electronics, build the datasets, and train the custom neural networks that make your hardware autonomous. From PCB design to edge-training — one team.
// how we work
Hardware projects die from scope drift and surprise costs. So we work in stages: each one ends with something concrete in your hands, and you can stop at any stage and keep everything — schematics, sources, models. No lock-in.
Tell us what you're building. We map it to an architecture, the real risks and a fixed quote — in days, not months.
Schematic, PCB layout, board bring-up and firmware. A board on your desk doing the real thing — not a slide deck.
Small batch deployed with real users: cellular or BLE connectivity, MQTT telemetry, cloud dashboard, OTA updates.
Design-for-manufacturing, production runs, and lifecycle support. We ensure your hardware is robust, scalable, and ready for global deployment.
Everything we produce is yours — schematics, firmware, cloud code, trained models. Start with the free scoping →
// case study · in production
How we took an entire product line from schematic to a fleet in the field — the same path we run for client projects.
Vending machines run cash-only and offline. Operators drive routes blind — no sales data, no stock levels, no idea where the machine even is.
A full ecosystem on the industry-standard MDB bus: cashless payments, a master controller and a cellular + GPS add-on. PCBs, firmware, MQTT telemetry, cloud — all designed and built in-house.
A live fleet in production, reporting sales and location over NB-IoT. The core firmware is open source on GitHub — audit it yourself.
// the product line · open source — read the code
ESP32 cashless payment device speaking MDB to the machine, with EVA-DTS DEX telemetry, over Bluetooth and MQTT.
Master controller driving bill validators, coin changers and cashless devices, with full telemetry management.
SIM7080G NB-IoT / Cat-M modem with GPS, so a machine reports sales and location from anywhere — no local Wi-Fi needed.
// the hardware
Have a fleet of machines of your own to connect? That's exactly what we do →
// physical r&d partner
We bridge the gap between AI research and physical reality. Most vendors stop at the board; we stay for the training. Our capabilities span the entire lifecycle of an autonomous, connected device.
We take you from breadboard to field-ready hardware. Schematic capture, multi-layer PCB layout, and specialized power design for AI-heavy workloads.
C on ESP-IDF and Apache NuttX — the RTOS behind PX4, Spresense and Xiaomi Vela. Bare-metal, protocol stacks, custom emulators and virtual machines for HIL / CI testing.
Devices online anywhere: NB-IoT / Cat-M with GPS, BLE, Wi-Fi. MQTT telemetry into APIs, device management and operator dashboards.
We train specialized neural networks for your specific hardware. Data strategy, supervised learning, and quantization (int8) for on-device inference.
// physical a.i. & model training
We don't just run models; we build them from the ground up. We help you design the data strategy, curate specific datasets for your sensors, and train custom architectures optimized for the silicon's constraints. Inference happens on the ESP32-S3 itself — real intelligence, zero cloud latency, zero per-call cost.
We design the collection strategy for your sensors — because edge AI is only as good as the dataset.
PyTorch/Keras models trained specifically for MCU constraints, optimized for accuracy and low flash footprint.
Weights compressed to int8 with Espressif's PPQ fork — sized for kilobytes of RAM, not gigabytes.
The model runs on the silicon's vector instructions — same chip that reads the sensors, zero latency.
Example from our lab: a network that reads temperature, humidity and light, and decides — on the chip — whether to switch the fan, the pump or the lights. The rules are learned from data. Swap the sensors and the dataset, and the same pipeline fits your product — including vision (person and object detection with the ESP32-S3 camera, via ESP-DL) and audio (keyword spotting).
// engineering in public
Don't take the case study's word for it — read the code we ship. Our product firmware and R&D are open source. Flagship experiment: a RISC-V emulator in pure C that boots a real Linux kernel on an ESP32-S3 — 2.8 MB kernel, 5.0 MB Buildroot rootfs, LittleFS.
A custom RISC-V emulator in C for the ESP32-S3 (16 MB flash). Real Linux shell over UART on a microcontroller — boots in under two seconds. → view source on GitHub
// all of it on GitHub — check the stars, judge the engineering
Flagship R&D: RISC-V emulator on the ESP32, capable of booting Linux from LittleFS. Proof of high-level systems engineering.
Experimental framework for dataset curation and automated int8 quantization for ESP32-S3 vision projects.
// let's build
Scoping is free: tell us what you're building and you get an architecture, the real risks and a fixed quote — then you decide. Whole stack or just the part you're missing. Everything we produce is yours — no lock-in.