About us
A small engineering team, from sensor to ERP
We are a lean operation, started in 2019 around two capabilities we keep close: control electronics and industrial software. Everything else we build with partners we know and answer for.
Our story
The business began in 2019 developing electronics and firmware for industrial machines. The first customers were not asking for a board: they were asking to know what an already-installed plant was actually doing.
From there the scope widened to supervision software and IoT systems, because data collected on the shop floor is worth little if it stays in the department that produced it.
For mechanics and manufacturing we chose not to improvise: we work with design studios and manufacturers selected over time. We remain the technical and contractual reference, and accountability for the result is not split between suppliers.
The company in numbers
- year the business started
- 2019 year the business started
- technical areas developed in-house
- 2 technical areas developed in-house
- areas covered with the partner network
- 4 areas covered with the partner network
- source code owned by the client
- 100% source code owned by the client
How we behave
Four principles we keep even when they cost us
Not slogans — these are the rules we apply when a project gets difficult.
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Honest estimates
If a requirement is risky we say so at quotation stage, with the uncertainty stated. We would rather lose the job than discover it halfway through.
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One point of contact
Every job has a technical lead who answers across all the disciplines involved and knows the history behind each decision.
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Everything documented
Drawings, diagrams, code and verification records are handed over up to date. A client must be free to change supplier without getting stuck.
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Continuous training
Standards and control technologies move quickly, so technical training hours are planned rather than improvised.
Would you like to meet us in person?
We are happy to arrange a meeting, at your site or by video call: half an hour on your plant explains more than ten pages of brochure.