Engineering consultancy — Torino, Italy
Firmware, technical applications, engineering data and system integration for R&D and product teams.
No finished specification needed. Start with what's blocked.
SCOPE
DEVICE — Controllers, sensors and electronics under real operating constraints.
Relevant experience
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Where Artava helps
Choose the part of the system that is blocking progress.
System path
A fault at any boundary can hide the state of the physical system.
Mechanics, thermal behaviour and duty cycle.
Controllers and sensors turn physical states into signals.
Control, diagnostics and logging define what can be observed.
Protocols carry data between devices and systems.
Validation, analysis and reporting support the next decision.
Selected work
Both examples come from previous professional experience behind our work.
Case 01 / Wabtec
Railway braking-system test and burn-in data was produced continuously but was difficult to consolidate, compare and investigate.
Previous professional experience
View caseCase 02 / Comet Fans
An industrial thermal-management system needed coordinated control, monitoring and service tools rather than isolated firmware.
Previous professional experience
View caseWorking method
Each step produces something the technical team can review.
Capture the current hardware, software, data, users and constraints.
Agree interfaces, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
Develop firmware, applications or data services in reviewable increments.
Test the full path with existing equipment, protocols and systems.
Leave the code, diagnostics and decisions clear for the team that owns them.
Working with Artava
Hardware behaviour, field conditions and service needs shape the software.
Test, commissioning, production and reporting steps are mapped before tools are changed.
Existing controllers, protocols, databases and internal tools are integrated where practical.
Interfaces between firmware, applications and data are specified and tested.
The engineer doing the work joins the technical discussion.
Delivery follows the team's reviews, conventions and documentation.
A short technical brief is enough to start a useful discussion.