Build on our hardware with your own AI agents
Many of our clients already use coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. We're building a set of services and products so you can point those agents at the products we design for you. You build and change your application yourself, and you don't wait on us for every small change. This is especially useful for both early stage projects and clients with their own embedded engineering teams.
How it works
- Foundation firmware. We design and test the low-level layer: drivers, power management, connectivity, bootloader and firmware updates. It goes through the same formal review as all our firmware.
- Agent onboarding packages. Skills, context files and documentation written for coding agents. They tell the agent about the hardware, the foundation firmware APIs, the build and flash process, and the parts of the system it must not change.
- Your application. You or your team use your agent to build the product logic and features on top of the foundation.
Why it helps
- Lower cost to develop application features
- Reduced cost of change during the development process
- You still control your product roadmap
- We're here for the hard problems
Calxis
Calxis is our flagship GUI framework. It's lightweight and embeddable, built for developing and deploying GUIs quickly. One codebase runs on:
- Embedded Linux
- iOS and Android
- Windows, macOS and Linux
Supporting services
- Firmware design and development. Standard firmware engineering when you'd rather we built it.
- Reviews. Firmware and GUI code reviews, including code your agents wrote.
- Advice and consultancy. Help setting up agentic workflows for embedded products, and general technical advice.
Register interest
We haven't launched yet. If you'd like early access or want to talk about using this on your product, email hello@embedism.com.