Embedder

Firmware is the layer the modern world runs on — and it is built the slowest. A typical bring-up still means a senior engineer reading a 1,200-page reference manual, hand-copying register addresses, fighting toolchains, and staring at a logic analyzer at 2 a.m. waiting for a peripheral to blink. That cost — measured in months, salaries, and missed windows — is why most good hardware ideas never leave the bench.

Embedder is an AI platform built specifically for that work. It reads datasheets, writes firmware, flashes the board, runs the tests, watches the bus, and fixes its own mistakes — grounded in the actual constraints of the silicon. By cutting the cost of experimentation and shortening development cycles, we want the next wave of ingenuity to come from two-person startups and product teams inside larger organizations — not just the multinationals that can already afford to build whatever they want. We are building the engineering intelligence layer for embedded teams, from semiconductor and IoT through medical, automotive, and aerospace.