Custom Hardware & Software Development Company
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We are one-stop company for full-cycle Engineering of Microcomputers, IoT, Machine Vision & Smart Connectivity Solutions
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What we do
ADUK GmbH is the engineering company that has the in-house resources for Embedded Hardware and capabilities to create powerful hardware and sophisticated firmware from scratch as well as perform complex machine to machine integration leveraging the experience we have accumulated completing challenging technical tasks in dozens of projects for various industries
Our success
We deliver premium class engineering services for our clients worldwide
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Meet the team
Our team members are our greatest asset. Our ability to deliver outstanding results for our clients starts with our team of engineering experts.
Andre
CEOAreas of expertise: multifaceted experience in electronics, complex IT management systems and hardware/software development
Alexandr
Business DevelopmentAreas of Expertise: Business development in the aread of Hardware, Software and Firmware
Alexander
Senior EngineerTechnologies: DSP, Embedded Linux, ZigBee, BLE, OpenCV, LoRa, M2M, C/C++
Areas of expertise: IoT, smart home, machine vision
Sasha
Senior EngineerTechnologies: Altium (PCB), Atmel AVR, STM32, TI MSP430, TI C2000, ARM, DSP, Embedded Linux, ZigBee, BLE, OpenCV, LoRa, C/C++
Areas of expertise: Machine vision, M2M, IoT
Alex
Senior EngineerTechnologies: STM32, nrf52, EFR32, Pic24, COM, UART, SPI, I2C, nRF24l01, DMX512 etc., C#
Areas of expertise: Machine Vision, IoT
Vlad
Embedded Linux EngineerTechnologies: Linux, Linux kernel, Python, Java, C++, OpenCV, single board computers, Bash, TR-069 Areas of expertise: Linux, IoT
Max
Senior EngineerTechnologies: Python, C, C++, BLE Areas of expertise: IoT, embedded systems
Andre
Senior EngineerTechnologies: C/C++(x86, arm, mips, Cortex), C#, PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Java, Delphi, LabView,.Keil uVision, CooCox IDE, NetBeans IDE, GCC, Altium Designer, Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, Microsoft Visual Studio, STM32, Atmel Areas of expertise: IoT, embedded systems
Irina
Software EngineerTechnologies: C++, STL, WinAPI
Areas of expertise: IoT
Ruslan
Software EngineerTechnologies: C, Python Areas of expertise: embedded systems
Igor
Hardware EngineerTechnologies: Cybersecurity, Delphi, Java, C, PythonAreas of expertise: IoT, embedded systems
Nataly
Mechanical EngineerTechnologies: 3D modeling, AutoCad, SolidWorks Areas of expertise: Modeling and Constructing, Industrial Design
Some Our Cases
The most part of our portfolio is protected by a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) so we can't show them at ADUK GmbH website. However there are cases we are proud to demonstrate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What platforms do you write embedded software for?
- STM32/8, 8051/x86, ARM, AVR, PIC, DSP
- Texas Instruments (DSP and other),
- Intel Embedded series , Qualcomm (Snapdragon 410, 800, 820), NXP (i.MX8m) MediaTek (mt7688/mt7628 — OpenWRT)
- Freescale , ATMEL, Microchip, — microprocessor platforms
- FPGA (Xilinx, Altera)
What programming languages do you use?
- C, C++, C#
- Java
- Assembler
- VHDL
- JS
What OS do you use for embedded software development?
- Embedded Linux
- RTLinux
- FreeRTOS
- embOS
- QNX
- VxWorks
Do you provide embedded software testing services?
What methodologies do you use in the development process?
Despite the fact that we have been following a flexible approach to embedded hardware development since the very beginning of the company’s activity, we started actively practicing scrum tools a year and a half ago. The prerequisites for this were the growth of the company, an increase in the number of clients, and, as a result, multiple increases in tasks.
Globally, managing the development process is reduced to controlling two types of risks. The first of them is to violate the agreed terms. At best, we can find out that a task requires more time on the same day that the developer started it. At worst — a day or two before the deadline. The second type of risk is to make a functionality that no one will need later. And that’s the worst thing that can happen. Read below about how we control these risks.