A gateway sits at the hardest point in an IoT deployment: it has to speak the sensor network's radio protocol on one side and a cloud platform's connectivity stack on the other, all while running unattended in the field. IoT gateway design using embedded systems means getting the RF front end, the embedded Linux or RTOS gateway firmware, and the uplink connectivity right together, not as three separate vendor problems.
That's the engineering behind Embien's IoT gateway development services — including a real sub-1GHz wireless sensor network and IoT gateway build and a real wireless CAN bus bridge built on our eStorm B1 EVK.
Four proof points buyers evaluating IoT gateway development services check before committing hardware to a field deployment.

Radio front end, power supply, and enclosure engineered for your actual deployment environment, not a generic reference board.

Embedded Linux or RTOS-based IoT gateway firmware handling protocol translation, buffering, and secure uplink to your cloud platform.

Interface the gateway with the sensor radios and industrial protocols already deployed in the field, instead of forcing a re-fit.

Secure, scalable connectivity from gateway to cloud platform, engineered for fleets of gateways, not a single prototype unit.
Explore the IoT gateway development services behind a deployment-ready gateway, from hardware through field-proven connectivity.

PCB, RF front end, and enclosure design for gateways that hold up in industrial and outdoor environments.

IoT gateway firmware, protocol translation, and cloud uplink built on our broader IoT gateway development services.

Field-proven, demonstrated in our own sub-1GHz wireless sensor network and IoT gateway case study.
Share your sensor network, protocols, and deployment environment. We'll help you scope how to develop a scalable IoT gateway for industrial applications, from hardware to firmware to cloud uplink.

Start with the deployment environment and sensor protocols, design custom IoT gateway hardware design around those constraints, then build gateway firmware and cloud connectivity that can be provisioned and updated across a fleet rather than one unit at a time.
Tell us about your sensor network, deployment environment, and connectivity needs — an engineer will follow up.