Project context
A shared view of the existing firmware or the new product idea and its constraints.
Initial embedded firmware assessment
An initial firmware assessment helps define the state of an existing codebase or the foundations of a new project. It reviews architecture, maintainability, update strategy, diagnostics and the points that shape a possible development or stabilization engagement.
How we can help
Architecture priorities
Relevant observations on modules, state, timing and dependencies.
Technical constraints
Bootloader, OTA, rollback, diagnostics and other elements that shape the project.
How we work
Context and material
Collect repository, architecture notes, build instructions and known issues.
Technical review
Review code, update flow, diagnostics, timing and product constraints.
Constraints and priorities
Discuss context, constraints and priorities with the team.
Summary and next steps
Provide a written summary to support the definition of a possible engagement.
A new idea or an existing project? Tell us where you are starting from.
The service in detail
Open a topic to explore activities, technical choices and scope.
What the initial assessment defines
The assessment identifies the project context, relevant technical constraints, priorities and the work needed to start development or stabilization.
- Code structure, dependencies and state management.
- RTOS tasks, queues, priorities, timing and memory risks.
- Bootloader, OTA, rollback, versioning and release checks.
- Diagnostics, logging, fault recovery and maintainability.
Development path
- Development path
- A proposed scope, priorities and expected outcomes for the next phase.
Frequently asked questions
Is source code required?
No. An existing project benefits from repository access, architecture notes and logs; a new idea can start from goals and constraints.
Can the assessment be remote?
Yes. It can be done remotely with documentation and a technical discussion.
What happens after the assessment?
If the project fits Silicon LogiX, the assessment is used to define a proposal for firmware development, stabilization, testing or architecture work.
Let’s discuss your project
Tell us your goal, what is already available and what needs to improve. We can then assess the next step together.