Concept and prototype planning
Define intended functions, constraints, component options and prototype milestones.
Clovvi provides design, prototyping and development services for electronics, embedded systems and Internet of Things (IoT) projects. From a first concept to a defined component within a larger system, we focus on practical designs, testable prototypes and clear technical deliverables.
Turn a product idea or technical requirement into something you can evaluate. Work can include defining the design, selecting suitable components, preparing schematics, developing early prototypes and documenting test results.
Define intended functions, constraints, component options and prototype milestones.
Circuit schematics, PCB layout and component selection for prototype-stage electronics.
Proof-of-concept builds, prototype assembly planning and iterative testing.
Develop the software that controls electronic hardware. Projects may involve microcontrollers, sensors, embedded Linux and defined system behavior.
Firmware tasks involving sensor inputs, peripheral control, communications and device functions.
Focused development and integration tasks using single-board computers and edge hardware.
Bench measurements, fault investigation, test procedures and documented findings.
IoT connects physical products and equipment with software so information can be collected, monitored and used. Clovvi works on defined IoT concepts and prototypes, including sensors, local processing, dashboards and data workflows.
Evaluate connected product ideas, sensor data collection and proof-of-concept functionality.
Organize approved sensor readings into practical views, status reports or defined alerts.
Bring data from supported hardware into applications or services, based on documented interfaces and permissions.
Clovvi can work on a defined design, prototype, firmware task, IoT concept or testing milestone. For larger efforts, we can discuss how the work fits with an existing project team. Each engagement is planned around an agreed scope, deliverables and validation needs.