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Devices that leave the bench

Connection is a system design, not a module you drop in.

A connected product has to live on a radio, a protocol, an identity model, a backhaul, and a platform that still makes sense when the network is rude. Avarix designs the path off the board: BLE, Wi-Fi, LTE and the cloud or application contracts those radios imply — including offline behaviour, provisioning and the security boundary around a device that will outlive the sprint that created it.

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What we do

IoT & Connected Products

  1. 01

    Connectivity architecture

    Choose radios and topologies against range, power, certification appetite, and the application’s patience for latency.

  2. 02

    Device identity and provisioning

    How a unit becomes a known, replaceable, revocable thing in the field — not a MAC address in a spreadsheet.

  3. 03

    Edge-to-cloud contracts

    Payloads, versioning, store-and-forward, clock discipline, and what “offline” is allowed to mean.

  4. 04

    Fleet behaviour

    Configuration, updates, observability and the procedures for a device that failed two provinces away.

When to engage

  • The product is a device that must talk, and talking is currently a hand-wave.
  • You are choosing between BLE, Wi-Fi, cellular, or an honest mix.
  • Provisioning and updates are already haunting a prototype.
  • The cloud team and the hardware team do not share a protocol document.

Disciplines in play

  • Radio selection
  • BLE / Wi-Fi / LTE
  • Protocol design
  • Provisioning
  • Device cloud
  • Fleet operations
  • Firmware
  • Security boundary

Typical outputs

  • — Connectivity architecture
  • — Device–cloud API and payload specs
  • — Provisioning and update design
  • — Offline / degraded-mode behaviour
  • — Reference firmware and platform slice

Related work

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