HMI development
TouchGFX and LVGL interfaces that stay readable, responsive, and stable on real hardware.
HMI development and embedded engineering for machine modernization: operator interfaces, controller communication, and Windows tools for diagnostics and production.
Services
TouchGFX and LVGL interfaces that stay readable, responsive, and stable on real hardware.
C/C++ on ESP32, STM32, and nRF52 with BLE, Wi-Fi, and CAN, including low-power design.
Windows apps for flashing, calibration, diagnostics, and OpenCV-based inspection.
Upgrades for existing equipment and takeover of stalled firmware projects.
C/C++TouchGFXLVGLESP32STM32nRF52FreeRTOSCANBLEWi-FiOpenCVWinAPI
Selected work
Live demo · try it in your browser
ESP32 thermostat with an LVGL touchscreen, weekly schedules, weather-compensated heating that tunes itself, and a local web app. The real device UI runs on the page, compiled to WebAssembly.
Engineering prototype · interactive simulator
A configurable ESP32 dryer platform with a complete on-device touchscreen interface, multistage programs, six I²C sensor families, cooldown and latched alarms. Try the real LVGL screens or explore the portable C++ control core in a browser simulator with fault injection.
TouchGFX operator interface with live parameter control over CAN for an industrial lift controller.
Lean Windows app for visual quality checks and defect detection during line operation.
Coin-cell BLE beacon measuring machine run-time with vibration wake-up and FFT processing.
Encrypted BLE, Wi-Fi, sensors, and display with cloud integration for a connected piggy bank.
How we work
Available from , up to 4 days per week. Talk directly with Viktor, see progress every week, and get code your team can maintain.
Review hardware, existing software, constraints, and timeline.
Agree on scope, milestones, and acceptance criteria.
Short cycles with weekly demos and clear decisions.
Validation on target hardware and documentation for your team.
FAQ
From , for up to 4 days per week. Get in touch now; the start date and weekly commitment are agreed together.
Yes: HMI software, embedded firmware, controller communication, and diagnostic tools. We start by reviewing your hardware, protocols, and software.
Yes. Most work is done alongside internal firmware, hardware, and QA teams. Takeovers start with a short technical audit and a stabilization plan.
Send a short outline: the machine or product, the platform, what you want to improve, and key dates. You get a recommendation on scope and next steps, usually within one business day.
Contact
A short email is enough to start. Typical response within one business day (CET).