From prototype to product

Every project follows the same trajectory: a concrete starting point, end-to-end ownership, a measurable result.

Electronic design of the Molleaumètre Product render of the Molleaumètre

🔧 Molleaumètre — from concept to first industrial prototype

Starting point: a field-measurement idea to validate technically, with no certainty on electronic feasibility.

What we did: electronic design, component selection, firmware development, prototyping iterations up to a first industrializable prototype.

Result: a working device, ready to be demonstrated and tested at larger scale — the concept becomes a tangible object.

Station REV / Racine deployed in the field

📡 Station REV / Racine — from idea to commercial deployment

Starting point: a need to supervise field installations, with no suitable existing solution.

What we did: embedded electronics, a field mobile application, back-office supervision tools — a complete chain designed for a real deployment, not just a demo.

Result: a commercially deployed solution, used in real conditions by field teams and supervised remotely.

Skewellabs Access control cabinet Racket dispenser integrated into the access system Rented-item counting interface

🔐 Skewellabs Access — supervised access control, extended to padel courts

Starting point: a supervised access-control system, with a need to go further for sports facilities (padel courts).

What we did: functional extension of the access system to integrate a racket dispenser and rented-item counting — without starting a separate architecture from scratch.

Result: a single access system that handles both facility security and new associated services (rental, counting), with centralized supervision.

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