64 Robots

64 Robots completed a project for the University of Maryland, where the aim was to create a data infrastructure and search tool for low-income, first-generation students to explore college opportunities. The company was chosen because of its high ratings, location, pricing, and culture fit. The team of 2-5 employees developed and tested a web search tool and backend database, focusing on making it user-friendly for the target audience.

For a software company, 64 Robots was tasked with refactoring and stabilizing a legacy platform, and starting a new platform. The company was found through an online search and was chosen for its high ratings. A team of 6-10 employees performed a full assessment of the legacy platform, found its vulnerabilities, and refactored and stabilized it to reduce business risks. They also assisted with new feature development and management. After this, they built a new platform from the ground up, which evolved significantly under their guidance.

64 Robots was hired by NCIC Inmate Communications to create a web-based communication platform and mobile app for the correctional industry. The company was found through an online search and was chosen due to its high ratings, affordable pricing, and the expertise of the owners. A team of 6-10 employees designed and implemented a web application, which consisted of three unique websites.