Driver Development

If you need the help of embedded Linux driver development or Windows driver development experts, you are in the right place. With our engineering skills at hand, we build custom drivers for any hardware or device. We are OS agnostic, meaning we’ve worked with nearly every operating system.

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Custom Drivers for Consumer Electronics, Storage Devices, and Smart Equipment

Custom Hardware Support

Our device driver development expertise allows us to build any driver from scratch. These drivers are compatible with any custom hardware or third-party device. They can help our clients exploit their hardware to its full potential without technical drawbacks. Within this service, we also create computer data storage, including:

  • HDD
  • SSD
  • RAM
  • ROM
  • USB flash
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OS Agnostic Driver Development (Windows/Linux/macOS/Other OS)

Our clients get drivers that function properly without needing to add adaptive equipment or assistive technologies. This is made possible with our solutions which are compatible with a wide range of desktop and mobile operating systems, including:

  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Every version of Windows
  • Android
  • Nucleus
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Porting From Older or Other OS Versions

We help our customers migrate and upgrade outdated drivers from older or other OS versions to the updated ones. Our driver development expertise also allows us to:

  • Finish clients’ custom drivers
  • Test for compatibility with any device or gadget
  • Fix, configure, or adjust them
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Fixing Third-party Drivers and Certifying Them

Our clients turn to us to fix performance issues in their ready-made or third-party drivers. We apply reverse engineering to identify performance bottlenecks and software vulnerabilities. Then, we fix them and ensure that everything works correctly. We help our clients:

  • Prepare for certification
  • Get certified
  • Obtain all the necessary documentation
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Virtual Device Development (in most cases for the testing)

We create drivers that emulate hardware functionality. They act as a buffer layer between a gadget’s internal components and software. Using our drivers, our clients can:

  • Reduce testing costs
  • Enhance device capabilities without the need to rewrite the embedded apps the gadget is running on
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Drivers for Multimedia Devices

Our team collaborates with multimedia device manufacturers that need drivers for matrix sensors, printers, and video-surveillance systems. Our drivers help manufacturers:

  • Capture, code and decode images
  • Process sounds
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Drivers for Networking Hardware

We develop drivers that enable stable communication between a gadget’s OS and network devices. These include routers, gateways, modems, and adapters. With our drivers, clients get:

  • Improved network performance
  • Reinforced security
  • Permanent analysis of network traffic
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Driver Development Technology Stack

Operational Systems
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Multi-OS Driver Development Skills for Enterprises and Startups

We offer device driver development services for both startups and large companies. Our driver solutions help businesses connect their custom devices’ internal components. This ensures the device works properly. We also help our customers to interface the device with external systems and cloud apps.

Extending the OS Capabilities

To help our clients’ operating system adopt new drivers, our developers will drill down to its kernel level. This helps reverse the processes running in the protection ring and will improve the efficiency of the client’s target operating system. We also create drivers for hardware that employ custom data transfer protocols. This enables the gadget to interface with third-party devices.