Our full service team is here to bring your ideas to life. We develop smart devices and the software ecosystems that allow them to thrive. We can design the hardware, software, and physical form factor for your device and then help to get it to market.
Coherence of form and function fuse to deliver a delightful product. The challenge is to design not just a product, but an ecosystem to support it. Usability, hardware design, mobile Apps, and cloud services are the essential components:
Our proprietary IoT technology platform (IoTCore) integrates a vast array of sensors & connectivity options. We leverage a wide variety of microcontrollers and modules from leaders like Texas Instruments, ARM, Arduino, & Raspberry Pi and build custom firmware for our products.
We design physical prototypes for devices. Our in-house 3D modeling and printing capabilities utilize state of the art 3D printing technology to rapidly prototype and iterate on device concepts. We also assist in sourcing manufacturing partners when it's time to mass produce.
The physical form factor of a connected thing is critical, and takes a ton of iteration. We have great creative minds and experienced designers waiting to help. We speak wearables, sensors, and practical devices all day long.
Advanced microcontroller and sensor technology is fueling the explosion of the IoT market. But, it's not trivial. We design circuits and sensor integrations and then develop code for the microcontrollers that power them.
A smart device's best friends are the smartphone and tablet. These handheld marvels enable another layer of computation altogether, connecting our devices to the cloud and providing amazing ways to visualize the metrics of our lives.
Hand in hand with the design team comes our ability to 3D print prototypes of your design. Our state of-the-art Makerbot 2X lets us print ABS plastic prototypes which look and feel like the real thing.
With billions of smart devices expected to come online, there's only one place to put the data - the cloud. Our expert cloud developers can deploy the systems needed to wrangle this unprecedented stream of information.
Sounds great, but how does budget, time, and resourcing fit into this? After all, somebody's got to keep an eye on the fun. Our business team can help you scope, plan, and track your project to a successful completion.
Switchmate provides a easy way for you to convert your home into a smart lighting oasis. Switchmate snaps over your standard light switch making it a smart light in seconds. This is the easy installation we have seen for a DYI smart lighting product in the market. We met with the team from Switchmate and review the product a few weeks back. It worked as advertised.
Homekit products continue to roll out. We tested the original Lutron Caseta system and found it to be easy to setup and use. With the latest smart bridge you can now control your lights with Siri.
Simple and smart, hue lux bulbs produce beautiful warm white light that can be brightened and dimmed to suit any occasion.
Insteon has introduced a Homekit enabled hub that controls Insteon light bulbs, wall switches, outlets, and thermostats all using Siri. Insteon is currently the only hub like product this is supported by Homekit. We had a chance to see a demo of the product and it is pretty awesome. If you have a Insteon setup already the new hub is worth the upgrade.
Lifx is becoming one of the leaders in connected lighting. They recently introduced a entry level dimmable product (white only) that allows consumers to control their lighting from their smart devices. We tested the White 800 bulb for a couple of weeks and found that the brightness matches the intensity of the original Edison bulb while having a slightly smaller bulb size.
Homekit products which allow you to control you home via Siri are starting to hit the market and Eve is one of the first you can buy. It is a indoor sensor that measures indoor air quality, temperature, and humidity. Expect a lot more devices to be coming soon but Eve is a solid product and good starting place if you are excited about Homekit.
OSRAM Lightify is another great option for those looking to test out connected lighting in the home. Very similar to Hue, Lightify comes with a hub that you plug into the wall which allows you to control the lights via your smart device. The system is very flexible and allows you to start with a single blub and add other connected lighting as you see fit.
The Kinsa is a cool product that reinvents the way we think about taking a patients temperature at home. It is simple to setup and makes it easy to track the health of a love one who has the flu and help them get better. It is also a great product for a new parents.
Smart lighting is gaining momentum everyday. It is a easy thing to setup and the cost is fairly low as a entry point into the smart home. OORT bluetooth bulb is a great buy if you just want to try out smart lighting in your home.
GE is doing a great job driving down prices on entry level connected home devices. The GE Link starter kit is a great example. For under $50 a consumer can have a connected lighting setup with no much work at all. Check out this great review on the product.
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