Embedded Systems and Internet of Things Engineering
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Embedded Software Development and Consulting
for the Internet of Things
Software Design Solutions provides consulting and embedded software development services. We use our knowledge and expertise to solve problems at every stage of application development. Companies can either hand off projects for us to develop for them, or we can join the existing customer team to provide experienced engineers with little or no ramp time. They can also leverage our decades of embedded software expertise to learn new best practices in agile embedded software development.
The best part? Our experienced staff is full-time and permanent, so most companies can work with the same people on multiple projects.
To learn more about what we do and how we do it, read about our services, or contact us.
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Software Design Solutions Recent Blog Posts
The implications of 5G on IoT
There are a number of new wireless communications technologies emerging that are having massive implications for IoT application and system development. In our work with clients, we tend to focus on the developments at the smaller end of the data spectrum—technologies such as Narrowband IoT (NB IoT) and LTE Cat M1, which cannot send large volumes of data, but are extremely inexpensive.
IoT’s impact reaches the farm
IoT is everywhere these days, including the farm. People working in the agriculture industry are using Internet of Things technology just as much (and perhaps more) than other industries. A recent article shares interviews with several agricultural professionals to find out how they are leveraging the power of IoT.
Vulnerabilities in Bluetooth Low Energy protocol discovered
Researchers from the Singapore University of Technology and Design recently discovered 12 bugs in certain implementations of the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) protocol. The bugs have been grouped together and named “SweynTooth.”
