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IoT & Embedded Engineering

Connecting the physical world to your software

IoT systems and embedded engineering that bring data from devices, sensors and machines into the software your teams use.

Business challenges

When this service helps

  • Equipment status is checked manually or not at all
  • Field data is recorded on paper and entered later
  • Existing machines have no connection to business systems
  • Alerts arrive too late to prevent problems

Service scope

What we take on

  • Device and sensor selection

    Choosing what to measure and how, for the environment.

  • Embedded development

    Firmware and on-device logic.

  • Connectivity

    Getting data reliably from the field to the cloud or a local server.

  • Data platform

    Storing, processing and visualising device data.

  • Alerts and integration

    Notifications and connections to the systems that act on the data.

Engineering capabilities

IoT & Embedded Engineering capabilities

  • IoT Systems

    Connected devices, data pipelines, dashboards and alerts.

  • Embedded Systems

    Firmware and on-device software.

Example use cases

The kind of work in scope

  • Machine monitoring

    Collecting run-time and status data from equipment on a shop floor.

  • Environmental sensing

    Tracking conditions such as temperature across storage areas.

  • Fleet telemetry

    Bringing vehicle data into transport operations software.

These are illustrative examples of work this service covers. They are not descriptions of completed client projects.

Engagement process

How a project runs

A small pilot on a few devices proves the data path end to end before scaling to more sites.

  1. Step 1: Discovery
  2. Step 2: Architecture
  3. Step 3: Development
  4. Step 4: Validation
  5. Step 5: Deployment
  6. Step 6: Support

Each stage is described on the services overview.

Where it applies

FAQ

IoT & Embedded Engineering: common questions

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