Software Development

When your application needs high processing power or applications that need to use resources stored on the local machine, it is necessary to opt for a dedicated application that runs under the local operating system, not on the web.

Desktop software applications can have a graphical interface and thus allow the user to easily operate it. Application development in Java allows us to create programs running under all major operating systems (Windows, Linux and OSX), so a relatively large number of users can be covered. These applications can interface with external platforms on the web, be independent on the local machine or work with various external equipment in an efficient and secure manner.

Server software usually does not have a graphical user interface, but runs from the operating system console. Like desktop applications, they can run under Windows, Linux, and OSX systems, and are usually programs that can work with multiple large databases, do intense data processing, or organize data. In case of need, these applications can also have a user interface (GUI) either native or on the web.

Our experience in many areas of development allows us to know a vast array of technologies, and so we can find the optimal solution to combine them. We prove to our clients that there are no limits in software development, and based on our experience, they can meet their software needs.

Often a simple software application can not fulfill all your needs. In this case, there is a need for integration with hardware equipment (card readers, scanners, control systems, I/O modules, etc.) that extend the possibilities of the program and thus broaden the application's horizons.

These programs use various communication channels (USB, LAN, Serial, etc.) that are able to open transmission channels with hardware and thus capture and transmit data to them. Various communication protocols (such as ModBus, MBus, CAN, etc.) can be integrated or developed across communication channels, so integration with a wide variety of industrial equipment can be achieved for either control or monitoring.

In many cases, multiple systems or subsystems need to work together, and in this case, interfacing applications can be developed between software to software, or hardware to software, or even two different hardware types that have no native ability to communicate with each other. The integration programs we develop provide the customer with a stable interface on which to base a business or an industrial process.