Our work

Rocsys is the leading platform for hands-free, effortless charging solutions. We've collaborated with their team to develop crucial embedded software in Rust, sharing knowledge through pair programming sessions and code reviews and building expertise along to the way.

Kelvin builds the Cozy, which remotely regulates heating in older buildings for comfort and efficiency. We have helped them reduce the binary size of their Rust firmware and made their over-the-air firmware updates more reliable.

BlueBird Power is innovating the consumer home energy system with its home charging station. They paired up with our embedded team to develop the charging control firmware that interfaces with the car. The firmware meets the time and safety-critical requirements of working with high power.

Our team supported the developers at Gama Space with their on-board solar sail satellite firmware, which deploys the sail and facilitates communication to the ground station. Gama Space works on solar sailing to enable deep space exploration and chose Rust as their core technology to ensure maximal reliability of their software systems.

Dutch IoT Solutions build asset trackers. They are very low power and water resistant, with LTE Cat M1, NB-IoT and Wi-Fi connectivity. Due to its unique algorithm the tracker has a lifetime of over 5 years on the same batteries. Our joint team developed the firmware and backend services for the platform these devices run on.

OpenADR is a protocol for automatic demand-response in electricity grids, used, for example, for dynamic pricing or load shedding. We built Openleadr-rs, an opinionated, open-source Rust implementation of the OpenADR 3.0 protocol, for ElaadNL.

openleadr-rs is part of the OpenLEADR project, governed by the Linux Energy Foundation.

The Dutch Electoral Council is building Abacus, the new application to support the paper-based vote counting process for all Dutch election results and distribution of seats. In line with the Council's mission to ensure a fair, transparent and verifiable electoral process, the application is built in-house and open-source. Our engineers have joined the Electoral Council developer team for both frontend and backend development.

The Trust Spanning Protocol provides encrypted-and-authenticated communication between parties that use various identity providers, and can also be used to establish private identities and relationships between parties. We developed the Rust SDK for TSP together with Futurewei Technologies, based on the first draft of the Trust over IP Foundation.

For researchers at the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition, and Behaviour, our team developed MindSort, an educational game and a web-based language learning tool. Users can choose to share their data for neuro-linguistic research purposes.

Lightyear developed a revolutionary solar-powered EV. Our Rust experts were part of the team that built Lightyear's Core Platform: the cloud-hosted platform that connects customers, vehicles, and backend systems. Our devs did engineering work as well as training of (new) team members on the job.

Our team developed the Verder Helpen platform, which allows goverments to verify the identity of citizens during digital communication, such as video calls and chat applications. The platform was created for Dutch local governments, is DigiD-compliant, and works with various wallets as well.

For the ISRG, the creators of Let's Encrypt, we implemented sudo-rs, a Rust implementation of the ubiquitous Linux 'sudo' command, critical on open-source operating systems that power the Internet.

The project is a joint effort with Ferrous Systems.

Running on millions of devices and servers, NTP and PTP are vital building blocks of the Internet and other critical infrastructure. Our initiative, Project Pendulum, provides memory-safe time synchronization.

Funded by Sovereign Tech Fund, Prossimo and NLnet Foundation.

Dutch emergency services (fire brigade, (air) ambulance, police, etc) depend on the P2000 paging system to respond to alarms. This system is from the 90s, making resources and bandwidth extremely limited. We worked on a new Rust implementation, including scheduling and encoding messages for the pagers, in collaboration with our client's engineers, Technolution.