Embedded Linux Development Services for Glenisla

We have much experience with Embedded Linux Development Services for Glenisla and embedded software in general. Our team has been working with UNIX and Linux since the early 1990s using primarily Novell, Redhat and Debian. We have also wrote x86-based and embedded-based kernel-space character and block device drivers; along with user-space drivers for various projects; which where mostly proprietary drivers for private companys. Some of the drivers included:

• IO such as Parallel Port, UART, RS232, RS485 (Modbus RTU/ASCII), RS422, i2c, SPI, USB, Ethernet, wireless (801.11g, 433MHz, 918MHz, XBee, etc), CAN, DAC, ADC and DIO.
• Displays such as LCD and seven-segment displays.
• Motor/actuator controllers such as open-loop and closed-loop PWM for DC/AC motors, servos, stepper motors and solenoids.
• Sensors such as analogue/digital cameras, GPS, accelerators, gyros, encoders, temperature, light, IR and Ultrasonic.

The most popular public kernel-space driver we wrote was the "poor mans closed-loop motor controller" called: Parallel Port PWM/Encoder Kernal Space Linux Driver. And our most popular public user-space driver was the USB Missile Launcher Linux Driver.

Our debugging techniques may involve gdb, valgrind, kmemcheck or simply printf, kprintf, and via DIO (e.g. LEDs or seven-segment displays).

We have extensive knowledge of the Linux command line tools (including the cut down version provided by busybox), packages available, and the inner workings of Linux itself. And have worked with numerous embedded Linux architectures such as x86 CISC, MPU ARM RISC (via OMAP, LPC, BeagleBone, Raspberry Pi and Arduino solutions), FPGA and microcontrollers (MCUs) such as STM32F4, MSP430, Atmel, PIC and LPC. Let alone using ti.com Design Tools for buck-boost converters, lowpass/highpass filters, and power management IC (PMIC)

We have been programming for over 20 years in many languages for generally Linux, BSD (e.g. Mac OSX) or Windows. However generally embedded tasks are done in C, C++, python and/or simple shell scripts using vital tools such as awk, sed, grep, telnet, ssh and netcat (among many others).

Electronics is an art our team has been working with since childhood (from building kits from Dicksmith, Tandy, and Jaycar to designing digital electronic keypads). Since then, we have maintained a constant update of knowledge and experience on the topic, since most of our projects involve either building a circuit from scatch, reviewing circuit designs, programming for target microcontrollers, and/or reworking pre-built PCB's for various needs such as bypassing/hacking solutions, or replacing broken components.

Our primary developer Luke Cole has a history as the "go to man" for many colleagues, and is well known to have "a knack for making things work". To learn more about Luke see his LinkedIn page or personal home page.

As a trusted national player in the Australian engineering and product development scene since 2001, COLETEK is proud to have established strong connections with businesses in Glenisla, Victoria, Australia. Our multidisciplinary team has delivered innovative solutions, from concept design to deployment, for local companies operating across various industries. At our core lies a passion for collaborative problem-solving and a commitment to delivering reliable results that meet the unique needs of Glenisla's businesses and the broader regional economy. Our roots in Glenisla, Victoria, Australia have been solidified through meaningful partnerships with key stakeholders, fostering an ever-growth of trust, understanding, and mutual benefit. COLETEK's capabilities are not limited by location; we've successfully supported projects from farm-to-table initiatives to cutting-edge manufacturing solutions across the land Down Under. Glenisla, Victoria, Australia businesses can tap into our wealth of experience in engineering and product development, whether you're seeking tailored support for a specific project or require long-term innovation drivers. Our story is about people. It's about understanding local pain points and crafting novel, effective responses. From feasibility studies to implementation, we've stood alongside Glenisla, Victoria, Australia's business community as they navigate the ever-evolving landscape of industry and technology. Join forces with COLETEK; together, let's build something remarkable that echoes throughout the region and enhances the local economy.