Built across devices, robots and care systems.
Customer engagements organized by domain—care apps and clinic gateways, HMI and tele-op desks, edge boxes, robotics fleets, wearables and connected battery systems.
Work grouped the way we deliver it—by domain.
Every project card is a real customer engagement. Domains separate the lanes; product lines further down are what we ship under our own names when a path hardens into a platform.
Selected customer engagements.
Filter by domain. Early lanes include care apps, HMI consoles, tele-op desks and edge boxes; later lanes cover fleets, wearables, BMS and operations tools.
Ambient ward sensing
Ceiling and wall sensors for occupancy, environment and quiet-hours cues that feed care workflows without bedside clutter.
Remote vitals console
Clinician-facing console for reviewing streamed vitals, device health and alert thresholds across home and ward programs.
Therapy cart data buffer
Cart-mounted buffer for intermittent therapy sessions—captures readings while moving between rooms, then drains when Wi-Fi returns.
Care program task board
Care-app workflow board for intake, escalation and discharge—built so multi-role teams stop hunting status across chats and spreadsheets.
Clinic protocol gateway
Closet appliance that speaks multiple device protocols, de-duplicates streams and hands a clean feed to EHR-adjacent services.
Home recovery companion
Post-discharge kit pairing a wearable patch with guided check-ins so recovery stays visible after the patient leaves.
Therapy equipment link
Connectivity module and session UI for rehab equipment that previously logged nothing beyond a paper chart.
Multi-clinic operations map
Operations view across sites—device uptime, open alerts and program load—so regional leads can intervene early.
Corridor AMR navigation
Localization and safe pathing for compact mobile robots moving through mixed foot traffic in corridors and wards.
Field tele-operation desk
Tele-op desk with dual feeds, map overlays and latency-aware controls—human-in-the-loop when autonomy is not enough.
Warehouse AMR fleet
Mission queues, dock management and exception handling for multi-robot warehouse floors that cannot afford silent failures.
Vision-guided pick cell
Camera-led picking over mixed parts bins so arms and operators share one perception path instead of brittle fixtures.
Bench assist arm
Tabletop collaborative arm behaviors for kitting and board seating on ESD benches where full cells are overkill.
Plant inspection routes
Repeatable inspection paths with mast cameras through pipe racks and plant corridors, capturing evidence on every loop.
Smart ring sensing
Ring-form sensing hardware and firmware tuned for continuous wear, BLE sync and stable optical readings.
Activity band module
Flexible band module with motion sensing and power budgeting for multi-day wear without weekly babysitting.
Wearable companion app
Companion that recovers failed pairings, gates firmware until charge is safe and shares selected summaries with a care contact.
Flex compute module
Cut custom-carrier delay by seating a flex-ready module into a validated sled—power, I/O and thermal signed off before enclosure lock.
Industrial sensor node
Weatherized puck for sparse plants—local sensing, thrifty uplink and enough memory to ride out outages.
Connected battery BMS
Pack BMS electronics, sensing harness and remote health telemetry for battery systems that previously only revealed state in the service bay.
Edge inference box
Edge box under a camera pole—offline-first inference on the floor, with a clean path back to ops when the uplink returns.
Machine HMI console
Machine-side HMI for status, recipes and guided recovery—operators get steps, not raw PLC tag dumps.
PCB bring-up sprint
Schematic-to-first-article sprint: layout, fab coordination, probe plan and the messy first power-on that actually teaches.
Facility mesh nodes
Discrete ceiling nodes for lighting and environment that join a building mesh and expose clean telemetry APIs.
Predictive maintenance
Motors and cabinets instrumented end-to-end—on-device models escalate when vibration or process traces drift, before the line stops.
Agent operations workspace
Agentic desk for ops teams: gather context, draft actions and keep a human approving anything that touches production.
Plant-to-cloud connector mesh
Stopped duplicate machine alerts and missing lineage by normalizing PLC, historian and SaaS events into one product feed.
Inline vision QA
Conveyor vision with pass/fail queues and a review path so models improve without blocking the line on every doubt.
Facility energy wall view
Submeters and CT clamps wired into a load view operators open when peak charges start to hurt.
Fleet OTA at the cabinet
Staged firmware at the cabinet—health gates and rollback so field fleets update without a weekend of brick risk.
Field technician assist
Rugged tablet workflow with remote assist so field techs bring device context and a second set of eyes to the cabinet.
Product lines grown from that engagement work.
WearIQ, RoboWorks, CareConnect, EdgeSphere Health, AgentFlow and Ready Hardware—platforms we brand when a proven engagement path is ready to reuse.
Wearable sensing to companion cloud
Ring hardware, signal pipeline and companion experience as a wearable product path.
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Robot platform with ops portal
Navigation, perception, tele-op and fleet views packaged for mobile robot products.
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Connected care workflows
Device connectivity, clinician console and care orchestration for distributed programs.
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Clinic wall-mount gateway
Wall-mount clinic gateway for multi-protocol device intake—pairs with CareConnect workflows rather than replacing them.
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Agentic engineering workspace
Agent workflows, connectors and operator review loops for product and operations teams.
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Flex-ready compute modules
Populate and ship aFlex-class modules as a hardware starting point for new products.
Browse Ready HardwareFrom a sharp problem to a shippable path.
Most work starts with a constrained pilot—device, robot cell or workflow—then expands once the first path is stable in the field.