LANARS

LANARS was hired by a Norwegian HealthTech company to develop an iOS application prototype. The company, which develops a wristband that measures stress, required a software that would allow users to view the results of the measurements. LANARS was selected based on a detailed analysis of Ukrainian software development companies and was tasked with developing a prototype of the iOS application as a proof of technology. The project involved a business analyst, two developers, a designer, and some assistance from their hardware department. The client was satisfied with LANARS' ability to handle the complex technology used in their wristband.

A Canadian manufacturing company specializing in wireless torque transducers hired LANARS for mobile app development. The company sought to receive, display, and report torque values with Cloud integration/backup. LANARS was chosen after an online search based on their ability to meet the company's timeline and financial budget. The project involved receiving WiFi signals, displaying torque, RPM and crowd forces, generating reports, and providing Cloud backup and email reports. The team consisted of several resources, including project management and Flutter developers.

An industrial facilities management company hired LANARS to reengineer their hardware devices and integrate them with a newly developed web management platform. The company, which provides solutions for daily operation and maintenance, also required a mobile app. LANARS was chosen for their level of involvement and extensive portfolio of relevant cases. The project involved planning, setting priorities, proposing a concept for a new device, implementing a web solution, a mobile application, and providing firmware development for a new device. The team consisted of about 10 people including software developers, hardware and firmware developers, QA, designers, and management staff. The client was extremely pleased with the team's performance.