Enginerasoft

Enginerasoft was hired by KineticBlu.ai, a company that develops Revit add-ins for architects, to build an algorithm for automated restroom fixture placement. The team at Enginerasoft was actively involved in the backend development process, using .NET technology to create a robust system. The result was a valuable plug-in that allows architects to efficiently create interior plans, specifically for bathrooms. The backend API played a critical role in implementing functionalities such as defining wet walls and placing toilets according to room form. The plug-in also ensures compliance with accessibility requirements for people with disabilities.

For Home Theater Direct, a manufacturer of home audio equipment, Enginerasoft was tasked to design and build an app for their whole house audio systems. The app was designed to control two different audio systems, each with up to 12 zones, and accommodate multiple systems within the app for customers with more than one audio system. Enginerasoft successfully developed an app that works without locking up the system or creating issues with the keypads, and allows customers to name their zones and sources. A cloud server was also set up for customers to create backups of their zone and source names, presets, and groups for easy restoration on new devices.

Enginerasoft was contracted by Mindline, a company providing cloud-based security services, to develop a backend to sync users between AAD tenants. The scope of work included creating a configuration API, setting up a CI/CD pipeline, developing an Azure function reader, establishing a parallel production environment, and ensuring CosmosDB persistence and Azure service bus queuing. The project was successfully completed by a single team member from Enginerasoft, demonstrating the company's technical depth and ability to set clear expectations.