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We have a team of experienced professional embedded system developers. We aim to utilize our experience, hard work and dedication to make smart, economic and efficient products. We are expertise in many microcontrollers' solutions from 8 bit to 32 bit controllers. We have been working with cutting edge technologies like RFID, GSM, GPS, GPRS,Zigbee, Biometrics etc.

 Our design expertise included but not limited to custom design projects, reverse engineering, automation, data loggers, web based applications, high power machines controllers, and solar based products and LED display.

The other division of our company is to provide industrial application oriented training on micro controllers for industry R&D people, engineering students, Hobbyist and Electronics Enthusiasts. We have also our own user friendly embedded development boards which are helpful to reduce your developing time for your products. We provide academic live projects for B TECH and M TECH and supply projects for various institutes and engineering colleges.Understanding client’s requirements clearly and provide the solutions within time is an asset for our organization.


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