Research & development studio
Hardware and software, built as one system.
Dynatheia® is a studio for products that live between the two: embedded devices, the firmware that runs them, and the web and cloud software they talk to. From the circuit board to the dashboard, one team owns the build.
Capabilities
What we build
Software
Production web and cloud software built to be handed over and run by someone else. Rust and Spring services on AWS or Azure, and a model only when it earns its place.
Built forA fleet of field devices that needs a backend it can trust.
Hardware & embedded
The board and the firmware designed as one job, on nRF52 and STM32, and carried through to a unit that can be manufactured and repaired where it is used.
Built forA sensor that has to run for months on a battery.
Robotics & systems
Sensors, robotics, and LoRa mesh radio integrated into one tested system, then deployed and commissioned where it has to work.
Built forA relay network across terrain no carrier will cover.
Sectors
Who we work with
Public sector
Federal and defense-adjacent programs
Modernization and integration work where documentation, security, and a clean handover are part of the deliverable, not an afterthought.
Discuss a programProduct companies
Startups and established makers
Connected hardware and the software behind it, taken from a working prototype to something you can manufacture, ship, and support.
Start with a prototypeField and community infrastructure
Parks, search and rescue, off-grid sites
Long-range mesh radio and sensor networks that keep working where there is no cell signal, built so the people who rely on them can maintain them.
Talk about a deploymentMost projects that touch the physical world stall in the gap between the hardware and the software people. We don’t hand that gap off. We build both sides.
Why Dynatheia
How the work holds together
One team, both sides
The people writing the firmware are the people who designed the board. Nothing is lost in the handoff.
Prototype to production
A working version on the bench first, then hardened into something that survives the field.
Built to be repaired
Modular and serviceable, engineered for a second life instead of the landfill.