Top 10 Embedded Product Design Companies

 

Embedded System Design

We’ve done research to find the top embedded development firms that can launch projects in a matter of a few weeks and bring them from discovery to market release, providing the highest quality.

We narrow down the list of potential vendors who are close to meeting the following requirements:

★ The talent pool of over 20 embedded engineers*

★ 10 or more years on the market

★A review score of 4.7 or higher on Clutch

★ At least 10 verified client reviews on Clutch

★ Global presence

1. iomico (iomico.com)

iomico is a company with a team of experts in the entire vertical stack of IoT development, focusing mainly on Embedded Systems development. Iomico has been working on non-trivial projects for leaders in GPS tracking, Medical Devices, Wearables, Smart Fridges, Retail, Consumer Electronics, Industrial IoT, Cameras, Aerospace, Marine, Automotive, etc.

Additionally, Iomico specializes in R&D solutions for “smart” edge devices using Edge AI / Computer Vision.

· Embedded team: 20

· Established: 2012

· Clutch score: 5.0

· Client reviews: 11

· Locations: US, Poland, Argentina, Brazil

2. Silicon Signals (siliconsignals.io)

Silicon Signals is a hardware & software development company offering IoT and embedded systems development services focusing mainly on wearable devices. Still, they also work with memory solutions, smart home and healthcare apps, and industrial automation solutions. The team works in consumer electronics, healthcare, media and entertainment, and retail industries.

· Embedded team: 30+

· Established:2021

· Clutch score: 5.0

· Client reviews: 5

· Locations: US, Germany, Mexico, Lithuania

3. Promwad (promwad.com)

Promwad creates custom electronics solutions and embedded systems design and produces new devices for the global market by taking a client’s product from the stage of an idea to the final launch and mass production.

Promwad works with various industries like telecommunications, automotive & transportation, video streaming and TV platforms, green energy, consumer electronics, etc.

· Embedded team size: 40

· Established: 2004

· Clutch score: 4.8

· Client reviews: 15

· Locations: Lithuania, Germany, Serbia

4. Intellias (intellias.com)

It is a large company focusing on custom software engineering and Staff Augmentation. However, embedded engineering is a part of what they do. The company has delivered different hardware projects and has a big embedded engineering team.

· Embedded team size: 30

· Established: 2002

· Clutch score: 4.9

· Client reviews: 30

· Locations: CEE, Western Europe, LATAM and India

5. Very (verytechnology.com)

Very is a fully distributed IoT technology firm that develops innovative IoT solutions. Work on projects ranging from reducing waste in commercial operations to optimizing machine uptime, saving millions in energy consumption, and enhancing worker safety.

· Embedded team size in Linkedin: 16

· Established: 2011

· Clutch score: 4.9

· Client reviews: 16

· Locations: USA, Latam

6. Droid Technologies (droid-technologies.com)

Ukraine-based engineering house that does the full design of the devices from scratch.

· Embedded team size in Linkedin: 20

· Established: 2016

· Clutch score: 4.9

· Client reviews: 43

· Locations: Ukraine

7. Ni-X (n-ix.com)

N-iX is an Eastern European software development service company that helps businesses across the globe expand their engineering capabilities and develop successful software products. N-iX offers expert solutions in IoT, embedded software, cloud computing, data analytics, etc., covering various sectors, including finance, manufacturing, supply chain, telecom, and energy.

· Embedded team size in Linkedin: 15

· Established: 2002

· Clutch score: 4.8

· Client reviews: 31

· Locations: Ukraine, Poland

8. Luxoft (luxoft.com)

Luxoft is a global IT service provider of innovative technology solutions that deliver measurable business outcomes to multinational companies. Its offerings encompass strategic consulting, custom software development services, and digital solution engineering.

Luxoft enables companies to compete by leveraging its multi-industry expertise in the financial services, automotive, communications, and healthcare & life sciences sectors.

· Embedded team size in Linkedin: 100+

· Established: 2000

· Clutch score: 0

· Client reviews: 0

· Locations: Europe, Asia, Latam

9. Klika Tech (klika-tech.com)

Develops from consumer IoT to industrial IoT. The company has successfully productized a number of complex implementations for Wearables, Asset Tracking, Smart Home and city, Automotive / EV Charging, Healthcare, and Retail industries.

· Embedded team size: 20

· Established: 2012

· Clutch score: 0

· Client reviews: 0

· Locations: Germany, Canada, and Poland

10. Byte Lab (byte-lab.com)

Byte Lab is an independent engineering company focused on embedded system development. It highly focused on various projects, from consumer electronics to industry systems. The team includes electronics development, software engineering, mechanics, and manufacturing specialists.

· Embedded team size in Linkedin: 20

· Established: 2011

· Clutch score: 0

· Client reviews: 0

· Locations: Croatia

*The information is taken from Linkedin or other sources.

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