Embrox Solutions, LLC

When a client arrives with an idea rather than a specification, Embrox Solutions, LLC begins with a technical brief. Hardware and software are both designed in-house, and the firm reports more than ten years of experience taking products from an initial concept to manufacturing.

How a project starts

The first step is a free consultation. The team helps the client write the technical task, works out the minimum budget the project needs, and chooses the team best suited to build it. It then sets up communication and working processes that avoid a chain of managers between the client and the engineers. The company builds prototype devices and the software to run them, and once a prototype works it helps arrange production and find manufacturers. The firm argues that this direct route lets a business grow its profit and scale its operation without adding layers of management.

Hardware, software and manufacturing

Embrox Solutions, LLC covers embedded development, hardware and mechanical engineering, and industrial design, so one team can carry a device from the drawing board to the factory. Its software work includes custom applications, cloud platforms built on infrastructure creation and database design, and user interface and experience design. The firm also builds mobile applications for connected devices, linking phones and tablets to the hardware and to the cloud.

Sectors where the firm has worked

The company lists healthcare data visualization for complex medical systems, smart home devices, energy solutions for the energy sector, product development for global booking platforms, computer-aided design for manufacturing, software for media and entertainment, and scalable tools that help farmers control and optimize their work. Its artificial intelligence work covers recommendation systems and search analysis, and its camera work covers video streams and image capture from IP and USB cameras with ONVIF and PSIA support.

Interfaces and data services

The firm's touch and gesture work covers kiosks and tablets on Windows, with input for tapping, panning, rotating, swiping, zooming, pinching and flicking. Its data management services include backups, recovery and extra security, and it offers chatbots built with machine learning. Other offers include graphic filters and effects, geometric transformations, and file system encryption with custom network protocols.