Houston, TX
Houston, Texas · Hardware · Firmware · Software
We design and build custom electronics for the hottest, deepest, and most remote places a product has to work — from small-scale custom projects all the way up to downhole/pipeline tools, geothermal instrumentation, and aerospace subsystems.
What We Do
You tell us what you need, we design and build it against an agreed-upon budget and timeline, and the intellectual property stays yours from start to finish — we're happy to help you secure it with the U.S. Patent Office, too!
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We hand you everything you'd need to build the product yourself, from the first schematic through to a manual.
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Once the design is proven, we stay on to get it built at volume, working directly with your board house so nothing gets lost in translation.
Starting 2027
Starting in 2027, you'll be able to bring our engineers onto your own projects for a set number of hours a week, which spares you the cost and the risk of hiring for a role you may only need for a season.
Capabilities
When the heat, the pressure, or the sheer distance rules out anything off the shelf, chances are good we've built it before!
Track Record
Geothermal
Built to read temperature and pressure in geothermal wells at 400 °C and 15 kPSI, with electronics that keep running at 210 °C for a hundred hours at a stretch. It took the 2022 American-Made Geothermal Manufacturing Prize out of a field of eighty companies, and it's manufactured at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Oil & Gas
We spent five years alongside this client building out a full suite of inspection tools, among them a leak-detection method that measures directly rather than inferring, which was a first for the industry, along with high-resolution geometry, fluid quantification, and bend and strain analysis drawn from onboard inertial measurement.
Aerospace
The hardware and firmware behind a subsystem that lets an aircraft's safety system talk to a new generation of cargo-bay smoke detectors, now flying on a commercial narrow-body fleet.
Downhole
A battery-powered trigger for wireline or slickline that waits for the pressure it was told to watch for, starts the timer it was given, and does both reliably at 175 °C on a current draw small enough to sit downhole for a good long while.
Contact
Founder, CEO & Principal Engineer