We help hardware teams bring new PCBs to life: power rail checks, flashing and debug setup, MCU/peripheral validation, firmware/hardware fault isolation, and release support.
A new PCB can fail because of power sequencing, wrong pin mapping, clock setup, boot configuration, soldering issues, peripheral wiring, firmware assumptions, or a small schematic mistake. We help find the real cause quickly and get the board to a stable working state.
The board powers up but does not boot. The debugger cannot connect.
UART logs are missing. A sensor does not respond on I2C. Current draw is higher than expected.
A radio works on one revision but fails on the next. These are the problems we help isolate and fix.
We start with the hardware files, firmware state, and failure symptoms.
Then we check power rails, reset/boot behavior, debug access, clocks, logs, and peripheral signals.
Once the issue is reproduced, we isolate whether the cause is firmware, hardware, timing, power, or assembly, then fix it in small testable steps.
The result is a board that boots, logs, flashes, communicates with its peripherals, and has clear next steps for remaining issues.
You get cleaner firmware setup, verified hardware behavior, documented findings, and fewer unknowns before the next prototype or production build.
