IoT product development
The team that takes you all the way
Plenty of teams can design a board or write firmware. The harder part is keeping the enclosure, electronics, firmware, app, certification, sourcing, and manufacturing decisions aligned as the product changes. We keep those decisions in one team from first architecture to production.
The handoffs are where product decisions drift
The enclosure changes the space available for the PCB. PCB decisions affect firmware and battery life. Certification can expose RF or mechanical changes. Manufacturing adds sourcing, tolerances, and testability. When every discipline sits with a different supplier, each change becomes another handoff to manage.
We keep those decisions together. Hardware, firmware, industrial design, app and cloud, certification, sourcing, and manufacturing stay connected throughout the project.
Industrial design
Concept development, enclosure design around target sealing requirements, prototyping and DFM-ready CAD, with an iF Design Award winner on the team.
PCB & RF hardware
Low-power and RF PCB design, component selection, layout, and DFM for connected hardware.
Embedded firmware
BLE, Wi-Fi and cellular stacks, OTA updates and edge AI, from driver to production build.
App & cloud
Mobile apps, web portals, IoT backends, dashboards, and device-management tools built alongside the hardware and firmware.
Certification
Compliance requirements considered from the start, with CE/RED, FCC, and lab coordination handled as the product moves toward market.
Manufacturing
Component sourcing, factory qualification, pilot builds and volume production, with Shenzhen oversight and yield tracking.
How an end-to-end project moves
- 01 · Define
Product requirements, feasibility, and system architecture
- 02 · Build
Enclosure, electronics, firmware, and software developed together
- 03 · Validate
Prototype testing, design iteration, and compliance preparation
- 04 · Produce
Certification, sourcing, pilot production, and factory ramp
Projects are scoped and quoted stage by stage, so you know the next deliverable and decision before committing to the following phase.
What end-to-end ownership actually changes
- The same team stays involved. The people making the design decisions stay involved when certification, sourcing, and manufacturing begin. The product does not simply get handed over once the prototype works.
- The project continues beyond production-ready files. Our role can continue through certification and volume manufacturing, including component sourcing and on-site manufacturing oversight in Shenzhen.
- You commit stage by stage. Each stage is scoped and quoted separately, with a clear deliverable and decision before the next one starts.
What that looks like in practice
PadelPlay
Electronics, embedded firmware, and the mobile app were handled by one Insyght team, including the integration between the sensor and the racket.
View PadelPlayJOGO
Insyght took JOGO through hardware, ML firmware, and production, showing what happens when the engineering team stays involved beyond the prototype.
View JOGOFrequently asked questions
What does “end-to-end” actually mean?
Industrial design, PCB and RF hardware, embedded firmware, mobile and cloud software, certification, and manufacturing. One team from first concept to units in a box.
Do we have to use Insyght for every stage?
No. We can act as the full product-development team, or slot into an existing team for one part of the build. The key is to agree clearly on which stages and deliverables we own.
What makes you different from a design agency?
A design engagement often ends at the prototype or production-ready files. We can stay with the product through certification and into volume manufacturing, with our own engineer in Shenzhen supporting sourcing and production on the ground.
How is an end-to-end project priced?
In stages, each quoted separately, so you commit step by step instead of signing off one large number up front. You always know the next deliverable and decision.
Where are you based?
Delft, the Netherlands, with an on-site engineer in Shenzhen for component sourcing and manufacturing oversight.
Have a product in mind?
Tell us what you're building and we'll map out the path from concept to production.
