DIY Tech Projects
IoT builds, Raspberry Pi and Arduino prototypes and automation rigs, delivered with source and docs.
Overview
This is the hands-on side of the studio: things with wires in them. A sensor rig that logs temperature and humidity to a dashboard you can open from your phone. A relay board that switches a pump when a tank runs low. An ESP32 reading a meter and pushing the number to MQTT. A camera module that photographs a production line and flags the odd one out. We design the circuit, write the firmware, build the dashboard or app that controls it, and hand over the wiring diagram, the parts list and the complete source so the project is yours to maintain. For students we work as a build partner and document how every part functions so you can explain and defend the work — we build the project with you, not the assessment for you.
Key Features
Development Process
Define what the device must sense or control
Component selection and parts list
Circuit design and breadboard prototype
Firmware development and bench testing
Dashboard or app for control and logging
Documentation, handover and support
Technologies Used
Perfect For
Key Benefits
Available Worldwide
This service is delivered online to clients in every country. Pricing in USD, GBP, EUR, AED, CAD, AUD or INR, contracts and NDAs in English, and meetings scheduled in your time zone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you supply the hardware or do I buy it?
Either way. We give you an exact parts list with links so you can buy locally, or we source the components and bill them at cost. Buying locally is usually faster and cheaper once shipping is counted.
Do I get the circuit diagram and the source code?
Yes. Every build is handed over with the wiring diagram, the full firmware source, a parts list and a setup guide — so you or anyone else can rebuild, repair or extend it later.
Can you help with a final-year engineering project?
Yes, as a build partner: we design the circuit, write the firmware and document how it works so you can explain and defend every part of it. We will not sit an assessment or write your academic submission for you.
Can a prototype be turned into a real product later?
Often. A breadboard proof of concept can move to a custom PCB, an enclosure and a small production run. We tell you up front which parts of the prototype will survive that move and which will need redesigning.