Embedded Software
A machine can only function properly if its software is correct. At SST Hardware, we develop embedded software that precisely matches the hardware, the application, and the environment in which the machine operates. The software forms the foundation of reliable control and ensures that signals, data, and processes are coordinated.
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Technologies and applications used
Programming languages (C, C++)
We work with C and C++ for embedded systems and always choose the right technology for the desired performance and hardware integration.
Control & Monitoring
Our software supports various industrial processes:
- Control of motors and drives
- Monitoring of temperature, pressure, and vibration
- Control of pumps, valves, or grippers
- Connection to HMI and SCADA systems
Each solution is tailored to your communication protocols and can be integrated with existing systems if required.
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Central data storage
Machines generate ever more data. We ensure that this data is stored securely and centrally, so it can be used directly for analysis and maintenance.
Analysis and Activation
With our software you can:
- Detect and record errors
- Set warnings for thresholds
- Perform predictive maintenance based on machine behavior
Smart use of data prevents malfunctions and extends the lifespan of your machines without having to adjust the hardware.
IP & Ownership
At SST Hardware, you are the sole owner of all software, documentation, and designs. The transfer of intellectual property is transparent, so you always retain full control over your embedded system.
Embedded software tailored to your application
Whether it's a simple control system or a complex system with multiple subsystems: we develop embedded software that works the way you need it. Focused on practical application, tested in the right context, and transferable within your organization.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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