We have extensive experience in developing safety-critical systems that meet rigorous industry standards.
Our team handles the entire development lifecycle, from concept to production, including architecture, coding, debugging, and deployment.
We are proficient in a wide range of operating systems, including Embedded Linux, FreeRTOS, SafeRTOS, QNX, and bare-metal development. We also have expertise in C, C++, VHDL, Verilog, assembly language, and supporting languages like C#, Python, and JavaScript.
We can seamlessly integrate your embedded software with various hardware platforms, including existing custom hardware, non-existent custom hardware (which we can help design), and off-the-shelf hardware.
Our team possesses a deep understanding of motor control, digital switch-mode power supply (SMPS) control, inverter control, image processing, video processing, device driver development, board support package (BSP) development, custom bootloader development, state machine-based design, and various communication interfaces.
The age of AI is upon us, and Re:Build AppliedLogix leverages its power through co-development, refined architecture, and de-risked implementations. However, AI is an optional tool. We prioritize customer needs and tailor solutions accordingly. If AI isn’t the best fit, we won’t force it.
We can adapt to how our team interacts with your existing engineering teams with respect to coding styles, tooling, version control, IDEs, merging and branch, and code reviews. Our team can integrate into nearly any existing development flow to accelerate the success of your software projects.
We have strong relationships with major silicon manufacturers, covering 8-bit to 64-bit microcontrollers and processors. This broad experience enables rapid hardware bring-up and easy platform migration. We guide customers in abstracting and partitioning software to ensure future-proof, low-risk solutions.
Defining clear requirements and product specifications is paramount for successful projects. Our systems engineers collaborate closely with customers and stakeholders to capture the complete project scope. This upfront effort, including architecture, technology selection, and risk mitigation, ensures team alignment and minimizes costly mid- or late-program changes.
Re:Build AppliedLogix develops embedded software and firmware using a range of languages selected to best meet application requirements. Our team primarily uses C for resource-constrained microcontrollers and real-time applications, C++ for complex embedded systems with object-oriented design, Python and MicroPython for rapid prototyping, and assembly language for performance-critical sections. We also leverage Rust for safety-critical embedded applications that require strong memory safety guarantees.
The cost of an embedded software development project varies based on complexity, features, hardware requirements, connectivity, security, regulation considerations, and timeline. Re:Build AppliedLogix’s embedded software development projects typically range from $15,000 to $100,000+ depending on project scale.
Simple microcontroller firmware development projects generally cost between $15,000 to $30,000, while more complex IoT and connected-device products with cloud integration and mobile applications typically range from $75,000 to $150,000+. Typical development timelines range from 8 to 24 weeks based on technical requirements and project complexity.
Yes. Re:Build AppliedLogix regularly develops embedded software and firmware for existing hardware platforms, including custom boards, evaluation and development boards, and production hardware designed by other engineering teams.
We work from complete documentation, partial schematics, or reverse-engineer hardware through testing. Our team supports most major microcontroller families, including ARM Cortex-M, AVR, PIC, and ESP32 devices.
In‑field updates allow embedded devices to receive firmware and software improvements after deployment without returning hardware to the factory. This capability reduces maintenance costs, extends product life, and enables rapid bug fixes, security updates, and feature enhancements in the field.
Re:Build AppliedLogix designs embedded systems that support in-field updates through wired connections, over-the-air (OTA) wireless methods, or removable media, depending on system requirements. This helps keep products secure, current, and competitive throughout their lifecycle.
Yes. Re:Build AppliedLogix has extensive experience integrating wireless connectivity into embedded software and embedded systems, including Wi-Fi using ESP32 and ATWINC modules, Bluetooth® Low Energy with Nordic nRF52 and TI devices, LoRa® and LoRaWAN® using Semtech SX126x solutions, and cellular connectivity using u-blox and Quectel modules.
Our wireless embedded software development services include protocol stack implementation, connection and network management, security and encryption, cloud platform integration, OTA firmware updates, and power optimization. We also assist with RF design considerations, certification support, and end-to-end system integration to help ensure reliable wireless performance in real-world operating environments.
Contact AppliedLogix today to discuss your embedded software and firmware development needs.
