Service 01 / Embedded systems

Embedded controls
that behave.

Firmware built around real hardware, with the states, interfaces and timing needed to make a prototype testable.

FIRMWAREMOTOR CONTROLCANREAL-TIME SYSTEMS

01 / Problems this addresses

When the code works
in isolation.

Embedded behavior becomes difficult to review when state transitions, interrupt timing, communications and hardware assumptions live in different places.

Typical starting points

Unclear operating states, intermittent interfaces, control-loop changes that need hardware evidence, or a prototype that cannot be reproduced consistently.

Firmware architecture

  • State machines, timers and interrupt structure
  • Interface definitions for sensors, actuators and communications
  • PWM, ADC, encoder and control-loop integration
  • Fault handling and explicit safe behavior

02 / Technical capabilities

Make the control path
reviewable.

Implementation follows the system boundary: what the MCU owns, what the hardware guarantees and which behavior must be measured at the bench.

03 / Engagement workflow

From interface
to evidence.

01Define the boundary

Clarify hardware, timing and command ownership.

02Inspect the codebase

Trace states, interfaces and build assumptions.

03Reproduce behavior

Use controlled inputs and observable outputs.

04Implement and test

Change the smallest useful part, then measure it.

05Document the handoff

Leave interfaces, tests and next steps clear.

04 / Representative evidence

Public work with
hardware behind it.

Public technical project

ESP32 Robotics Control Platform

IMU sensing, Bluetooth input, H-bridge PWM, encoder feedback, servo actuation and self-balancing PID control.

View public repository
Hardware-backed demonstrator

TI C2000 Actuator Controller

F28069M command handling, state control, ePWM output, setpoint validation, timeout and fault-latched behavior.

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Public research work

TI Piccolo PMSM dynamometer

Dual-motor control, QEP feedback, SCI-to-CAN migration, real-time testing and validation evidence.

View public repository

These are public technical projects, not presented as completed client contracts.

05 / Deliverables

Leave a clearer
next state.

  • Firmware architecture and interface notes
  • Prototype code or targeted implementation changes
  • State and fault-handling documentation
  • Integration and test procedures
Scope follows the hardware.

Deliverables depend on the project stage, available access and the evidence needed for the next decision.

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Bring the
hard part.

Describe the project, its current stage, the technical problem and what evidence already exists. Secure file exchange can follow the initial discussion.

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