Connecting the systems your operations depend on
From devices in the field to enterprise infrastructure, systems have to exchange accurate data and stay reliable together. We develop the integration strategy and implement the hardware, communications and software that make it one maintainable system.
Where integration usually breaks
Integration problems are rarely about any single component. They appear at the boundaries: a gateway that speaks a protocol the platform does not expect, a clock that drifts until the records disagree, a PoE budget that was estimated rather than calculated, a network segment that quietly carries traffic it should not.
We design those boundaries deliberately, then test them: interfaces, addressing, time synchronisation, failure behaviour, remote access, update paths and the documentation the next engineer will need.
- Industrial gateways
- Protocol translation, buffering and store-and-forward where links are unreliable.
- Data acquisition
- Sampling, scaling, calibration records and the raw data kept behind every derived value.
- Server & network integration
- Segmentation, routing, remote access and the server side of an operational system.
- Remote telemetry
- LoRa, cellular and satellite backhaul chosen per site, with local buffering on dropout.
- Edge computing
- Processing where the data is created, sized against power and thermal limits.
- Cloud ingestion
- Pipelines, storage and retention that match how the data will be used and reviewed.
- Secure access
- Scoped accounts, MFA and remote management that does not become the weak point.
- APIs & dashboards
- Integration into the tools a client already runs, not another portal nobody opens.
From field device to operating team
A complete path: instrument or camera, network, acquisition, processing, storage, alerting and reporting. Each stage has an owner, a failure mode and a test.
Where existing infrastructure can be reused, we reuse it. Replacing a working switch or a serviceable server because it is easier to specify than to understand is not integration.
Have systems that should be talking to each other?
Describe the devices, the network and what has to end up where.