Protoworks bridges the gap between software logic and physical hardware. Custom PCB design, early-stage prototype assembly, and reliable firmware development are provided for connected devices and embedded systems.
Whether a project requires a proof-of-concept device to test a new product idea, a custom interface board to connect legacy equipment, or custom firmware for a microcontroller, practical, validated designs are delivered.
Designing robust 4-layer stackups with solid ground plane foundations to minimize layout noise and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) issues during early-stage validation.
Writing structured, deterministic bare-metal or RTOS firmware for common architectures including ESP32, STM32, and RP2040, prioritizing reliability and efficient resource usage.
Connecting physical sensors and actuators to cloud services, local databases, and operational dashboards to provide real-time visibility and control.
Rigorous bench testing of power paths, thermal performance, and signal integrity to ensure early-stage designs are robust enough for developer testing.
Protoworks bridges the gap between software logic and physical hardware. Custom PCB design, early-stage prototype assembly, and reliable firmware development are provided for connected devices and embedded systems.
Whether a project requires a proof-of-concept device to test a new product idea, a custom interface board to connect legacy equipment, or custom firmware for a microcontroller, practical, validated designs are delivered.
Designing robust 4-layer stackups with solid ground plane foundations to minimize layout noise and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) issues during early-stage validation.
Writing structured, deterministic bare-metal or RTOS firmware for common architectures including ESP32, STM32, and RP2040, prioritizing reliability and efficient resource usage.
Connecting physical sensors and actuators to cloud services, local databases, and operational dashboards to provide real-time visibility and control.
Rigorous bench testing of power paths, thermal performance, and signal integrity to ensure early-stage designs are robust enough for developer testing.