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IoT systems that connect your hardware to the cloud and to people
Device firmware, sensors, connectivity and the dashboard that makes the data useful, built as one system by one team, so the hardware and software actually work together.
What's included
Embedded firmware development
Reliable firmware for microcontrollers that reads sensors and controls devices.
Sensor integration
Temperature, humidity, power, motion and other sensors wired up and calibrated.
Device-to-cloud connectivity
MQTT and REST connectivity that keeps devices reporting even on patchy networks.
Cloud dashboards
Live and historical data, alerts and controls people will actually check.
Remote monitoring systems
Know what your equipment is doing without being on site.
Companion mobile apps
Control and monitor devices from a phone app, built by the same team.
Who it's for
- Manufacturing and industrial units
- Smart home and building automation
- Agriculture and environment monitoring
- Equipment makers adding connectivity
- Facilities needing remote monitoring
- Hardware startups
Tools we use
Timeline
IoT projects vary widely with hardware. After scoping you get a specific plan and timeline for firmware, connectivity and dashboard.
How a project runs
- Scope. We agree what's being built and what "done" looks like before any code is written.
- Build. Work ships in small pieces you can review and redirect early.
- Test. Checked on real devices and real conditions, not just a dev machine.
- Ship & support. Launch, then fixes and improvements as it's used.
IoT Development FAQ
What is IoT development, and do I need it?
IoT (Internet of Things) means connecting physical devices and sensors to software, so a system can read real-world data and act on it. It's worth it when you need remote monitoring, automation, or data from equipment that currently runs unmonitored.
Do you handle both hardware firmware and software?
Yes. Firmware, connectivity, backend, dashboard and mobile app can all be built by the same team, which avoids the usual gaps between hardware and software vendors.
What protocols do you use?
Usually MQTT for device-to-cloud messaging, plus REST APIs for dashboards and apps. The choice depends on your devices and network.
Can you add monitoring to equipment we already have?
Often, yes, by adding sensors and a connected controller alongside the existing equipment. A short review of the setup comes first.
How much does an IoT project cost?
It depends on the hardware, number of devices and software needed. You get a fixed quote after a scoping conversation.
Tell us what you're building
You'll talk directly to Sai Kumar Addanki, founder of Mynkode, not a sales team. Fixed quote after a short call.