Selected work
Capability patterns, labelled as such.
These are representative engagements, not named-client case studies. They exist so a prospect can see how Avarix thinks. When real work is cleared for publication, it replaces this set.
01
Representative engagement · Connected products
Low-power wearable sensing stack
Hardware / Embedded / IoT / Mobile / Cloud
A wearable-class sensing product that had to collect a reliable signal, last on a battery, and disappear into a consumer application — without treating firmware, radio and cloud as afterthoughts.
02
Representative engagement · Industrial technology
LTE store-and-forward on brownout
Hardware / Embedded / IoT / Cloud / Web
A monitoring system for equipment in unforgiving environments: sensors that stay honest, a network that stays up, and a platform operators will actually trust at 6 a.m.
03
Representative engagement · AI-enabled operations
Inspectable inference in an ops workflow
Software / AI / Cloud / Web
An operations product where models had to earn their place: grounded in real events, inspectable by people who own the outcome, and deployable next to systems that already run the business.
04
Representative engagement · Consumer electronics
RF and DFM under a tight enclosure
Hardware / Embedded / Industrial interface / Mobile
A compact electronic product that had to feel simple in the hand while hiding a dense combination of power, mechanical constraint, firmware and a companion application.
05
Representative engagement · Logistics
Offline field capture with exception queues
Mobile / Web / Cloud / APIs
A logistics workflow product spanning mobile capture in the field and a desktop operations picture — designed around exception handling, not happy-path screenshots.
06
Representative engagement · Sensing & edge
Calibrated measurement with a device identity
Hardware / Embedded / IoT / AI / Cloud
A sensor product where the value lived in the measurement itself: calibrated, timestamped, and available to both an on-site system and a remote platform.
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