Proud to see Yalantis featured in IoT For All’s “Top 10 IoT Development Companies in 2026” 🧡 Behind every connected product is a team working through the details, from hardware and embedded systems to software and cloud integration. It’s lovely to see that work recognized!

Early firmware decisions shape a product for years. Choices about hardware, connectivity, power, security, and updates affect reliability, cost, and maintenance long after launch. Good firmware makes a device work - and keeps it secure and dependable throughout its lifecycle.

A healthcare wearable is more than an app on a smaller screen. It’s a connected product where sensors, Bluetooth, mobile, cloud, clinical systems, security, and compliance must work together. Find insights in our latest guide:

Great hardware doesn’t stop at the board and neither should the engineering team behind it. Yalantis provides full-cycle FPGA design services, from architecture and RTL development to verification, board validation, and ongoing support.

Passing every component test doesn’t mean your IoT product is ready to ship. A device can work perfectly on the bench and still fail during an OTA update, under unstable connectivity, or as the fleet scales. See what your IoT testing strategy might be missing ⬇️

Where does Rust earn its place? It shines where crashes, memory leaks, and security bugs aren't an option, delivers C-level performance without a garbage collector, making it ideal for long-lived, concurrent, and safety-critical systems. Explore more about Rust Development⬇️

Building a #hardware product in 2026 is no easy task. Every early decision matters. Once it's baked into silicon, fixing mistakes becomes far more expensive. In the hardware development guide, we dive into the pitfalls of hardware development and share practical insights.