IoT connects everyday objects like home thermostats or wearable fitness trackers to apps and cloud services. IIoT applies the same idea to factories, plants, and other heavy-duty settings, where reliability and real-time control is critical.

For example, A home thermostat adjusts room temperature from a phone app whereas a factory temperature sensor feeds data to an edge gateway, which signals a cooling valve within milliseconds to protect a production line.

You receive complete ownership of all deliverables: schematics, Gerber files, firmware, CAD models, test reports, and a DFM-optimized BOM. All files are organized, version-controlled, and traceable for future updates or audits.

Off-the-shelf works for basic needs. For rugged, integrated, or high-reliability environments, custom hardware offers better fit and longevity. We assess your needs and deliver the right mix of COTS and custom solutions.

Yes. Our hardware uses industrial protocols such as MODBUS, CAN, and RS-485 to connect with PLCs, SCADA dashboards, and robotic work cells. Integration draws on the full range of our Smart Factory services:

• Real-time Control with HMI & SCADA 
• PLC Automation & Programming
• Industrial Engineering 
• Machine Vision for Smart Manufacturing
• Custom Machine Design & Build 
• Picking, Packaging, Assembly & Palletization 

Together these capabilities give your IoT and IIoT devices a seamless path into fully automated, data-driven factory operations.

Working with us, isn't like engaging a typical IoT or IIOT design and engineering firm. We start our process with initial discovery where we go through your vision validation and early risk management. Then we go through validating concepts, fast forwarding preliminary design, detailed design, fabrication package, implementation and providing you with comprehensive support.

Learn more about our engineering design and discovery process.

Current geopolitics is driving the renewal of defense and security systems as the landscape shifts. Legacy platforms require life extension while new technologies enter the battlefield. Enginuity guides clients through the obsolescence management process at the component, sub-assembly, and full-system levels.

We provide support by identifying suitable replacements, recommending redesigns, and, when necessary, managing complete system overhauls.

Yes. We design hardware to meet the exact standards your market demands and guide you through every test and filing.

Over the years, we have met the following standards/certifications:

Electronics Standards

• FCC Part 15
• PTCRB

Military & Defense Standards (MIL-SPECs)

• MIL-STD-810 – Environmental Engineering Considerations for Military Equipment
• MIL-STD-882 – System Safety
• MIL-STD-461 – Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Control
• MIL-STD-1472 – Human Factors Engineering
• MIL-S-901D – Shock Testing for Shipboard Equipment
• MIL-DTL-31000 – Technical Data Packages
• MIL-STD-167-1A - Mechanical Vibrations

Marine Classifications & Offshore Standards

• ABS (American Bureau of Shipping)
• DNV (Det Norske Veritas)
• Lloyd’s Register

Safety & Automation Standards

• CSA Z434 – Industrial Robot Safety
• CSA Z432 – Machine Safeguarding
• IEC 61508 – Functional Safety of Electrical/Electronic Systems
• ISO 13849 – Safety of Machinery

Structural & Mechanical Standards

• ISO, ASME, and API – Offshore and Marine Structures
• ASME B31.3 – Process Piping
• API 2A-WSD – Offshore Platform Design

If you are uncertain which regulations may apply to your project, please reach out to our team today.

Yes. We connect your hardware to cloud or on-prem dashboards with secure wireless links, capture the signals that matter, and turn them into live charts and trend reports. The platform also lets you act in real time, switching equipment on or off, adjusting settings, and sending alerts as soon as issues appear.