Embedded Software & Firmware
Control, communication and diagnostic software designed around real hardware constraints.
Artava develops software around industrial products and engineering processes, from embedded control and communication to applications, diagnostics and technical data.
Based in Torino, Italy.
Smarti
A full-stack platform for manufacturing test and burn-in data in railway braking-system engineering.

BTMS
Embedded control, communication and diagnostic software for an industrial battery thermal-management system.
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Focused engineering support for software that has to respect hardware, data, people and operating constraints.
Control, communication and diagnostic software designed around real hardware constraints.
Desktop, web and mobile tools shaped around operators, engineers and test workflows.
Structured ingestion, validation and reporting for test, burn-in and quality data.
Interfaces that connect devices, services, applications and technical evidence.
Focused review of requirements, architecture options, risks and practical next steps.
Staged improvement of existing systems without losing operational knowledge.
Two examples show the working range: engineering data platforms and embedded diagnostic systems.
Smarti
Smarti organized manufacturing test and burn-in data into a web, desktop and mobile workflow for validation, SPC, reporting and engineering investigation.
BTMS
BTMS connected embedded firmware, Ethernet communication, telemetry, alarms, configuration, logs and Java service software around a thermal-management system.
Map the technical context, existing assets, constraints and people affected by the system.
Turn uncertainty into boundaries, interfaces, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
Develop the software in working slices and connect firmware, applications, services and data.
Test behavior, document decisions and prepare the system for handover or continued support.
Describe the technical context, current limitations and expected outcome.