Service · Embedded & industrial networks
Embedded & industrial networks
Firmware for chip-enabled systems-on-chip, and the network devices that connect an industrial site's equipment to the software running it.
Capability
Where this practice is today
This is a newer practice than Buan Hospitality, and we say so plainly. We're not going to claim a deployment we haven't shipped. What we offer is the capability, and the same engineering discipline that runs our hotel software every day.
Firmware for system-on-chip devices
Low-level firmware for chip-enabled hardware, written for the constraints of the device it runs on rather than ported from a desktop assumption.
Industrial network deployment
Getting network devices live on a particular industrial network — the connectivity layer between equipment on a site and the software reading it.
Connecting plant to the cloud
Taking data off equipment that was never built to be networked, and putting it somewhere a business can actually see it.
What we work with
Named capability, not a vague promise
Tell us your platform and protocol and we'll say plainly whether it's work we can take on.
Microcontroller platforms
ARM Cortex-M class chips and common dev-board ecosystems.
Wireless connectivity
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth / BLE, and low-power wide-area links.
Industrial protocols
MQTT, Modbus and similar — whatever the site already runs.
Device management
Provisioning, OTA firmware updates, and fleet monitoring.
Why talk to us
The same people, the same standard
We're not a hardware house that treats this as a side offering. It's the same team that holds a product to the standard of running a real hotel's bookings every day — brought to a different layer of the stack: the chip, and the network it talks over.
Tell us about the site, the devices, or the protocol
If you already know your protocol or your hardware, mention it — it helps us answer properly, first time.