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End-to-End IoT Development — From Sensor to Dashboard

We design and build complete IoT ecosystems tailored to your industry. Whether you need a standalone device with embedded firmware, a cloud-connected fleet management system, or a real-time analytics dashboard, our team handles every layer of the stack — so you don’t have to stitch together different vendors.

Hardware & Firmware

Custom PCB design, microcontroller selection, and production-ready firmware written in C/C++ or Rust. We work with ESP32, STM32, Nordic nRF52, and other popular platforms. Power consumption, OTA update capability, and secure boot are built in from day one.

Cloud & Backend

Scalable cloud infrastructure on AWS IoT Core, Azure IoT Hub, or private servers. We implement MQTT, CoAP, and HTTP/2 messaging pipelines, time-series data storage, alerting engines, and REST / GraphQL APIs for downstream integrations. Deployments are containerized and auto-scaling.

Web & Mobile Dashboards

Real-time monitoring interfaces built with React or Vue, with native mobile apps in Flutter or React Native. Dashboards include live charts, device maps, configurable alerts, role-based access, and export capabilities — all white-labeled to match your brand.

Industries We Serve

IoT requirements vary dramatically between sectors. A medical device must meet regulatory standards a smart shelf never will. We bring domain knowledge to each vertical, shortening your time-to-market and reducing compliance risk.

  • Smart Manufacturing — Machine telemetry, predictive maintenance, OEE dashboards, and production-line anomaly detection.
  • Healthcare & MedTech — Wearable vitals monitors, remote patient tracking, and hospital asset management — with HIPAA/CE alignment.
  • Smart Buildings & Facilities — HVAC control, occupancy sensing, energy metering, and access management integrated with BMS platforms.
  • Agriculture & Environment — Soil sensors, microclimate stations, irrigation automation, and livestock tracking over LoRaWAN networks.
  • Logistics & Fleet — GPS tracking, cold-chain temperature monitoring, geofencing alerts, and route optimization data feeds.
  • Gaming & Interactive Installations — Physical game controllers, location-based experience hardware, and IoT-driven gamification systems.

Supported Connectivity Protocols

Protocol Range Best For
MQTT Internet Cloud messaging, low bandwidth
BLE 5.x ~100 m Wearables, beacons, indoor tracking
LoRaWAN 2–15 km Agriculture, remote sensors
Wi-Fi 6 ~50 m High-bandwidth indoor devices
Zigbee / Z-Wave Mesh Smart home, building automation
LTE-M / NB-IoT Nationwide Fleet, asset tracking, utilities
OPC-UA / Modbus Local Industrial PLCs, SCADA integration

Our Development Process

IoT projects fail when hardware and software are designed by separate teams with no shared context. We run a unified process where firmware engineers, backend developers, and UX designers collaborate from day one — cutting rework and integration surprises.

01

Discovery & Architecture

We map your data flows, connectivity constraints, and compliance requirements. Output: a system architecture document and BoM estimate before any code is written.

02

Prototype & Validate

A working prototype — real hardware running real firmware talking to a real cloud endpoint — delivered in 4–6 weeks. You see data flowing before committing to full production scope.

03

Full-Stack Development

Parallel tracks for firmware, cloud backend, and front-end dashboard. Two-week sprints with demo checkpoints keep stakeholders aligned and scope creep visible early.

04

Testing & Certification

Automated hardware-in-the-loop testing, penetration testing for cloud endpoints, and support for FCC/CE/RoHS pre-certification processes as needed.

05

Launch & Support

Deployment to production, OTA firmware rollout tooling, monitoring setup, and optional ongoing SLA-backed support. We stay available as you scale from hundreds to millions of devices.

Custom IoT vs. Off-the-Shelf Platforms

Generic IoT platforms are a reasonable starting point, but they impose limits that become expensive at scale — in licensing fees, integration effort, and the inability to differentiate your product. Here is an honest comparison to help you decide what fits your stage.

Dimension Custom Solution (EJAW) Off-the-Shelf Platform
Hardware control Full — custom PCB, chosen MCU, form factor Limited to certified partner hardware
Data ownership 100% — your servers or your cloud account Vendor stores and processes your data
Upfront cost Higher (NRE + development) Low to zero
Per-device cost at scale Near zero (no per-seat/per-message fee) Linear — costs grow with device count
Feature customization Unlimited — you own the roadmap Dependent on vendor release schedule
Security model Designed to your requirements Shared responsibility, vendor-defined
Best fit Products, scale-ups, regulated industries Proof-of-concept, <500 devices, low budget

Technology Stack

We are technology-agnostic but opinionated. We pick tools with strong community support, long maintenance windows, and proven production track records — not whatever is trending. Here is the stack we rely on most.

Firmware & Embedded
C / C++
Rust (embedded)
FreeRTOS
Zephyr RTOS
ESP-IDF
Cloud & Backend
AWS IoT Core
Azure IoT Hub
Node.js
Go
InfluxDB
TimescaleDB
Kafka
Front-end & Mobile
React
Vue 3
Flutter
Grafana
Mapbox GL
DevOps & Security
Docker / K8s
Terraform
mTLS
PKCE OAuth 2
Vault (secrets)

Security is not an add-on

Every device we ship boots with a unique identity certificate provisioned at the factory. Communication is mutual-TLS encrypted end-to-end. Firmware images are signed; unsigned updates are rejected at the device level. Cloud endpoints are hardened with WAF, rate limiting, and anomaly detection from day one.

What you get in the first 30 days


  • Architecture document with connectivity diagram and data flow map

  • Bill of materials and component sourcing risk assessment

  • Working prototype with basic telemetry flowing to a cloud endpoint

  • CI pipeline for firmware builds and automated regression tests

  • Revised project roadmap with milestones, team sizing, and cost model

Frequently Asked Questions

Before we get on a call, here are the questions clients ask most often. If yours isn’t here, it will take about 15 minutes to answer it in a discovery session.

Do you handle hardware manufacturing, or just design?
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We provide complete design files (schematics, Gerbers, BOM) and work with your preferred contract manufacturer, or we can recommend our vetted CM partners in Eastern Europe and Asia. We also support bring-up, functional testing, and production firmware flashing at the factory.
What is the minimum viable engagement size?
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Our smallest projects are discovery-and-prototype engagements starting at roughly $15,000–$25,000 USD. Full product development typically runs $80,000–$300,000 depending on complexity and team size. We do not take fixed-price contracts for novel hardware; we work time-and-materials with capped sprint budgets.
Can you take over a project that another team started?
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Yes, though we always start with a two-week audit phase where we review existing code, schematics, and architecture. This gives you an honest picture of what is worth keeping and what needs rework before we commit to a delivery timeline.
How do you handle intellectual property?
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All IP created during the engagement transfers to the client upon final payment. We sign an NDA before any technical discussion, and our standard contract includes full assignment of rights with no residual license back to EJAW.
What ongoing support options are available after launch?
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We offer three tiers: a basic monitoring-only retainer, a standard SLA with 48-hour response for critical bugs and monthly firmware updates, and a premium tier with a dedicated engineer, 4-hour SLA, and proactive performance optimization. All include access to our incident response runbooks and escalation contacts.

Ready to turn your IoT concept into a shipping product?

Tell us what you are building and where you are stuck. We will come back within one business day with an honest assessment of scope, risk, and what a first sprint could look like.


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