Hard Code
visit site- $1,000+
- 2 - 9 employees
- Budapest, Hungary
Hard Code is an IoT development company founded in 2016. Located in Budapest, Hungary, Hard Code's small team of fewer than 5 employees specializes in IoT development, custom software development, and mobile app development.
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Common Project Size
$50K-$199K 2 projects
$10K-$49K 1 project
Clients
- Magyar Telekom
Highlights from Recent Projects
Hard Code was hired by Ultimate Gadget Laboratories, a high-end USB keyboard manufacturer, to complete electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing for their product. The goal of the project was to certify the keyboard's compliance with health, safety, and environmental protection standards, in order to bring it to market. The team from Hard Code comprised of a project manager, an EMC expert, and an electronics engineer. The project was successful and the keyboard was certified for sale in Europe and the United States.
Hard Code was engaged by a smart intercom company to develop an IoT prototype. The company's CEO was seeking a partner with significant experience in embedded programming and hardware design. Hard Code decided to use the ESP32 chipset as the best technology to support the product. The development process involved reverse engineering of complex digital electrical systems, creation of electrical circuit boards, and programming using Embedded C. The project, which lasted from October 2017 to July 2018, was successful and was completed by a team of 30 engineers.
Trocellen GmbH, a traditional manufacturing company, hired Hard Code to build working prototypes for their new digital products. The project required high-level engineering knowledge to create reliable professional prototypes and related documentation. Hard Code was selected due to their experience and references in IoT. They created the specification of the planned product, developed the connected mobile application, and programmed the embedded software. The project team consisted of less than ten people, with a stable project manager as the direct point of contact. The project was successful, with new generations of prototypes being built and tested.