Hardware, firmware, mechanical, software and AI under one team.
Solkrit is one team that can take a product from idea to launch, keep it running afterwards, or supply the skills a company is missing.
Most hardware products need five or six specialists: a PCB designer, a firmware engineer, a mechanical designer, a backend developer, someone to manage manufacturing. Hiring them takes months and costs more than most early companies can carry. At Solkrit they sit in one team, so your product is designed as a whole and not as parts that have to be stitched together later.
Three ways to work with us
One-time fee
We take your idea all the way to a finished product.
What is included
Built for
A tested, packaged product and the complete design files behind it: schematics, PCB layout, firmware, enclosure models and bill of materials.
Annual maintenance contract
After launch, we keep the product running: servicing, updates and fixes.
The yearly fee depends on the product, the number of devices and how widely it is used.
Pricing: Contact us
Monthly fee, under an MoU
We assign a dedicated Solkrit engineer, team, or part of the team to all of your company's projects, backed by the whole team.
Pricing: Contact us
Many services can also be bought on their own as one-off projects:
Client names withheld
A VESC-based three-phase ESC for high-power RC aircraft. 6-layer PCB with heavy copper, thermal via strategy into the enclosure, Bluetooth LE configuration, CNC aluminium housing. Planned for volume production.
Redesign of an open-source NFC emulator into a credit-card-thin form. Custom antenna matching, detachable battery section, nRF52840 based.
Reads plant sensor data from a PLC over Modbus TCP and sends it as signed JSON to a government portal over REST. Hardware and software supplied.
ESP32 gateway with LTE fallback, over-the-air updates through a cellular modem, analog inputs, a web dashboard and simulators for testing.
LTE and GPS collar with an internal antenna, dual Li-ion cells and an IP68/IP69K enclosure with a through-tunnel strap.
Wearable temperature sensing with a fur thermal-resistance algorithm and Kalman filtering (under 0.05 C steady-state error), plus heart-rate sensing research across several modalities.
STM32 Nucleo lab shield, logistics tracking PCB (ESP32-S3 with LoRa), VFD and smart insole development scoping, firmware for a water-tech startup, client websites, and a WhatsApp-native CRM for pet businesses.
We agree on what the product must do, for whom, and at what cost.
Schematic, PCB, enclosure and firmware architecture, with DFM checks before anything is built.
First units built and tested against the agreed requirements.
Fix, retest and prepare for production.
Packaging, sourcing and assembly coordination.
Updates, servicing and fixes after launch.
Scope and numbers are agreed in writing before work begins.
