Capabilities
What we design and engineer
Six areas of work, each with a defined scope. Most projects draw on two or three of them; the boundaries between them are where the system either works as one or does not.
01
Connected Products
Turn physical products into connected digital products.
- Telemetry
- Remote monitoring
- Device-to-cloud
- BLE, Wi-Fi, cellular
- CAN, NMEA 2000, Modbus
- Diagnostics
02
Digital Products & Platforms
Engineer the digital product around the physical product, customer or operation.
- Customer platforms
- Dealer portals
- Configurators
- Owner applications
- APIs and identity
- Service platforms
03
Systems Integration & Data
Make products, platforms and business systems work as one.
- Systems architecture
- API integration
- ERP and CRM
- Telemetry pipelines
- Legacy systems
- Data platforms
04
Custom Operational Systems
Software engineered around specialist operations where generic platforms do not fit.
- Workflow systems
- Production and service
- Field operations
- Scheduling
- Configuration and quoting
- Operational visibility
05
Embedded, Edge & Applied AI
Applied intelligence where the system actually operates.
- Embedded inference
- Edge and hybrid architectures
- Machine vision
- Anomaly detection
- Telemetry interpretation
- Decision support
06
Resilient & Off-Grid Digital Systems
Digital systems designed to operate beyond reliable fixed infrastructure.
- Intermittent connectivity
- Store-and-forward
- Local-first architecture
- Edge compute
- Satellite, cellular, local networks
- Synchronisation
Specialist areas
Where the capabilities meet
Engineering areas that cut across the six capabilities. They are not separate services; they are the places where two or more of them have to be worked together.
- Embedded and edge systems
- Firmware-adjacent integration, gateways and edge compute where the system's behaviour is decided on the device.
- Automation and autonomous systems
- Interfaces to control systems, sensing and telemetry, and the supervisory software operators use.
- Telemetry, digital twins and observability
- Pipelines that turn device and machine data into a current, trustworthy picture of a fleet, a plant or a product in the field.
- Industrial and machine integration
- Modbus, CAN and vendor protocols brought into platforms and business systems with defined data contracts.
- Operator and human-machine interfaces
- Interfaces for people who run equipment and operations: legible under pressure, usable with gloves, on the move or in poor light.
- Distributed and remote system architecture
- Systems whose parts live in different places and on different networks, designed for the links between them to fail without the whole failing.
Discuss a project
If a product, operation or business system spans devices, software, data and real-world constraints, we can help define and engineer the system around it.