We design connected hardware, write the firmware that runs it, and build the platforms that bring it all together — shipped as one seamless product.
Most products fail at the seams between hardware and software. We eliminate the seams — designing the device, the firmware, the connectivity, the cloud, and the interface as a single system.
Custom connected devices built on proven platforms — sensor integration, power management, and wireless communication engineered for the field, not the lab.
Reliable firmware with OTA updates, secure provisioning, encrypted transport, and offline-first logic — devices that keep working when the network doesn't.
Scalable APIs, real-time data pipelines, and device-management infrastructure that turn raw telemetry into decisions — built in Go, Python, and modern frameworks.
Dashboards, operator consoles, and cross-platform apps your users actually enjoy — one codebase deployed to web, iOS, and Android.
Live telemetry, instant messaging, and multi-user platforms where milliseconds matter — event-driven architectures built for concurrency at scale.
From napkin sketch to mass deployment: architecture, prototyping, compliance-minded design, manufacturing docs, and long-term support.
No black boxes, no surprises. You see working hardware and running software early — and often.
We map your problem space, constraints, and success criteria before writing a line of code.
System design across hardware, firmware, cloud, and UI — decided together, documented clearly.
Iterative sprints with working prototypes. Real devices, real data, real feedback.
Security review, failure-mode testing, OTA pipelines, and production-readiness checks.
Rollout, monitoring, documentation, and a team that stays reachable after launch.
Every layer below is something we've shipped in production — not just experimented with.
Codiologism is a compact, senior engineering team holding degrees in both hardware/electronics and software engineering — with more than 30 years of combined experience shipping real products. The people who lay out your PCB are the same people who design your protocol, your cloud, and your UI — so nothing gets lost in translation.
Degree-qualified electronics and hardware engineering — schematic to PCB, sensor fusion to radio links. Devices designed for the field: power-budgeted, enclosure-aware, and built to keep working when conditions aren't.
Degree-qualified software engineering — system analysis and architecture through to shipped product. Backends that scale, real-time systems that stay fast under load, and interfaces people actually enjoy using.
A connected device, a platform, an app — or all three as one product. Tell us what you're trying to build and we'll tell you honestly what it takes.
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