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Heart failure therapy
We’ve supported our client in the customised software development of intelligent pacemaker control solution to optimise cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT) during the treatment of heart failure, using innovative biomarker measurement. The client’s patented technology identifies the underlying cause of dyssynchronous heart failure in order to apply the optimal treatment for the patient.
The app identifies patients by a biomarker, which provides diagnostic, preventive and prognostic information. This allows the physician to gather all patients for a particular treatment and make recommendations. This breakthrough method works well for patients with heart failure or atrial fibrillation, who use the pacemaker.
Our role was to develop automated unit, integration and regression tests, using the Catch2 C++ testing framework, and also UI tests, using the Squish testing platform. We also increased the code test coverage from 15% to 90%, measured with Bullseye, Gcovr and VectorCAST. Also code refactoring and code quality improvement was performed. Applied technologies: C++, Qt and OpenSceneGraph application.
Custom web application for managing operation of industrial 3D printers
We designed and developed a fully functional web application to prepare and parameterise jobs sent to 3D printers and to manage these printers over local network. The application is fully compatible with the embedded software of the printer.
We recommended optimal technologies for the existing and future systems and applications that the client continues to use in daily work. The client brought a 3D printer management application to the market without delay, gaining a competitive advantage. The client actively participated in regular project team meetings, and changes were implemented on ongoing basis.
Custom mobile application for managing an electric bicycle
A mobile application designed and developed at Solwit is used to manage a smart electric bicycle. It allows creating user support profiles depending on the age and experience of the rider. The biker selects a riding profile and the app controls the electric motor in the bike.
The app:
The app is available for iOS and Android devices. Google tools (BI Engine and Data Studio) generate reports accessible via a web browser. The app communicates with the bike's motor with BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), which ensures economical energy consumption of the mobile device. The bike is added to the app by scanning an NFC or QR code via the mobile device.
An online platform that allows easy finding and sourcing plants
SquareRoot is a Norwegian startup that aims to increase the availability of green spaces in urban areas. One of the solutions is rooftop gardens, which mitigate climate change and support biodiversity. SquareRoot wants to bring landscape architects together to share knowledge and good practices for creating green spaces on city maps.
To achieve this goal, we created a digital platform – a web application that makes it easy for architects to find and source plants that are suitable for the places where they would be planted.
The client required from the partner a fast start, flexible approach, and full transparency in the project work. We invited the client to daily meetings with the custom software development team. We also gave them access to all information regarding the work and progress of the project. We completed the task on time and within the agreed budget. Applied technologies: Angular, .NET, AWS
Remote control for mobile phones
We created an IoT device for real-time remote control of smartphones.
We designed the system architecture for the entire solution, and delivered the hardware and firmware for the prototype (Proof of Concept).
Research and development (R&D) were carrieed out on ultra-low power consumption for the entire solution, including optimisation of the connection between the device and the smartphone, with power consumption and usability in mind, optimisation of power consumption of the microcontroller, and other components of the embedded system. We also performed tests on the code, functionality and energy consumption. In future, the device will be equipped with the recommended ambient energy harvesting functions (energy harvesting).
Custom application for physiotherapists
This app was designed for a rehabilitation clinic. It monitors changes in the patient’s posture, during and after therapy. The main purpose of the app is to reflect the patient’s posture and range of movement before treatment is applied, and to monitor changes during and after the therapy. It is a diagnostic tool that therapists use to find a link between a symptom and the cause of a health problem.
e-Courier - an application for a hospital warehouse
Custom IT system we have developed represents a significant improvement in the hospital’s logistics processes. e-Courier allows the use for:
Smart goggles - code auditing and refactoring and embedded software testing
A US startup developed an innovative swimming goggle concept, deserving being named SMART due to latest technologies being applied. As the deadline for the product launch was approaching, the client needed support of embedded systems experts with expertise in testing, development (custom mobile app programming), UX and back-end.
Solwit provided comprehensive service including:
In result, firmware development work had been arranged, and processes were set to speed up software testing. An audit identified deficiencies in selected areas of the firmware and its development process. This provided the client with accurate information on the necessary changes, which significantly accelerated the work on the product launch.
Children's interactive toy prototype and MVP of a mobile app
Our client was on the lookout for a partner to develop the world’s first interactive children’s toy that would play the role of a companion for little ones while entertaining and teaching healthy habits with AI (artificial intelligence) support.
Since it was meant to be an innovative product, the client was keen on completing an MVP (minimum viable product) first, in order to be able to make business-sound decisions on the product’s direction and sales in the US market. In addition, the product in its basic version was intended to help attract investors and first-time buyers.
After three months of collaboration, we delivered a preliminary design of functionality for a remote configuration module via Bluetooth (BT) and BLE. We also carried out an initial safety analysis and made security proposals for the embedded system.
The toy was equipped with software delivered by our engineers in C language and shell scripts, running on the embedded system. As a result, the pairing of the toy with the parent’s phone could already be implemented in a secure manner, mitigating the risk of cyber-attacks and unauthorized persons taking control of the toy. A complete test plan for our part of the solution was also provided to the client.
Why Solwit?
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