Custom hardware and firmware, engineered to work together.
From circuit design and PCB layout to embedded firmware and prototype bring-up, AUBRIX Systems develops the electronics behind connected devices and control systems.
Share your product, current stage and the problem. We identify the relevant files, constraints and decision-maker.
Define scope
Where uncertainty is high, start with a paid investigation. Agree deliverables, exclusions and acceptance checks before implementation.
Develop & review
Work in agreed milestones. Review evidence and handle scope changes explicitly rather than letting them accumulate.
Test & hand over
Review agreed tests, source/design files and build notes. Additional validation and support are scoped separately.
04 / ABOUT AUBRIX SYSTEMS
Engineering for connected devices and control systems.
Custom PCB design, embedded firmware and hardware integration for connected devices and control systems.
AUBRIX Systems is led by Abu Bakar, a mechatronics engineer with firmware and PCB project experience since 2022 and a B.E. in Mechatronics from Air University. Technical work spans embedded C/C++, ESP32 and AVR controllers, device communications and custom electronics.
Projects are structured around agreed scope, technical reviews and documented handover.
Before we start
A few practical details.
Is this a good fit for my project?
The strongest fit is a defined commercial controller, connected device, sensor/telemetry system or LED/control product. Share what exists and what needs to change; I’ll assess whether it matches my capabilities.
Can you work with an existing prototype or codebase?
Yes, subject to a review of the files, ownership, interfaces and current behaviour. Inherited designs may need a bounded investigation before an implementation scope is reliable.
What about budget and timing?
Both depend on scope, technical uncertainty and delivery capacity. Share your budget range and target date; commitments are agreed in a proposal, not assumed from an enquiry.
Should I send confidential files?
No. Start with a non-confidential summary. Any confidentiality agreement and appropriate file-sharing arrangements should be established before sensitive material is exchanged.
05 / Start a conversation
What does your product need next?
Send a short, non-confidential brief. Start with a project-fit review and a clearly scoped next step.