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Hardware and software engineering
Ferox Works provides electronics design, embedded firmware, and technical software development. We support new products, prototype development, and improvements to existing systems.
Project support from requirements and design through testing and production preparation.
ElectronicsBoards, interfaces, and wiringEmbedded systemsDevice firmware and controlTechnical softwareApplications and engineering toolsProduct developmentPrototyping, testing, and documentation
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Engineering services
Support for individual engineering tasks or complete product development programs. Each engagement defines the requirements, responsibilities, and deliverables before work begins.
Embedded systems and firmware
Device architecture, drivers, communications, power management, over-the-air updates, and production firmware with integrated diagnostics.
Hardware, PCBs and wiring harnesses
Schematics, PCB layout, protection, interfaces, component selection, custom wiring harnesses, prototype bring-up, and production documentation.
Product development
Product definition and development across electronics, firmware, enclosures, wiring, interconnects, testing, and operator workflows.
Software and engineering tools
Desktop applications, test systems, device interfaces, data pipelines, and operator interfaces for hardware systems.
Rapid prototypes
Instrumented prototypes that evaluate technical risks before full development.
Engineering advisory
Independent architecture reviews, failure analysis, technical due diligence, and project recovery planning.
Selected work
Selected projects
Project documentation covering design decisions, implementation, and validation status across released software and active development.
Software / ToolsWorking prototype
Chronicle Time & Pay Workspace
A time clock, pay estimator, and reporting workspace for approved contractors and administrators, saved privately to each account.
Vanilla JavaScriptPrivate account storageGoogle Apps ScriptResponsive CSS
Hardware / EmbeddedPCB + ASSEMBLY REVIEW · Rev D
Pip-Boy 3000 Geiger/GNSS Mod Board
A 66 × 44 mm four-layer Pip-Boy 3000 mod board that merges hardware-counted radiation pulses with GNSS position and UTC time.
ESP32-S3SBM-21GNSSHigh-voltage analog
Process
Development process
Each stage includes documented decisions, review points, and test results so your team can assess progress and plan subsequent work.
Define requirements
Document the objectives, constraints, and interfaces. Agree on scope, deliverables, and acceptance criteria.
Evaluate technical risks
Use analysis, bench testing, and prototypes to resolve questions that affect the design.
Develop and validate
Implement the hardware and software, review progress, and test against the agreed requirements.
Deliver and document
Provide source code, design files, test results, and documentation for continued development and support.
In development
Products in development
Current hardware designs under development. Specifications and availability remain subject to prototype testing.
Private engineering review
Rook RF Field Monitor
Project documentation and files are available to approved reviewers.
Sign in to RookPip-Boy 3000 sensor mod · FW-PB3K-GM-RDWORK IN PROGRESS
Pip-Boy 3000 Geiger/GNSS Mod Board
A 66 × 44 mm four-layer mod PCB that adds hardware-counted Geiger events and GNSS-tagged telemetry to a Pip-Boy 3000.
Precision analog interface · FW-APC16WORK IN PROGRESS
Analog Passthrough Converter
An inline 16-bit converter that maps one instrument signal into a user-defined 0–10 V or 4–20 mA output.
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