150+
Projects
delivered
Protocols shipped
10+
Flagship builds
15
Mobile apps, web apps
Industries
10+
Oldest deployment
7 yrs
Still running. Still supported.
Stacks we build on
12
One industry. One chain. We design the whole product — hardware, firmware, cloud and app.
Fifty devices is a demo. Fifty thousand is the business.
We architect for the second one.
End to end
We design the whole product — not just the software on top.
Elyon designs connected products end to end. Schematics, PCB layout and enclosure design happen in-house, alongside the firmware, the protocol layer, the cloud platform and the apps. Manufacturing runs through our fabrication partner — so you deal with one accountable team from first sketch to field rollout, not three vendors pointing at each other.
Since 2017 we've shipped RFID, NFC, BLE, LoRaWAN, UWB and Modbus deployments — all on standard off-the-shelf chips. No proprietary lock-in, no single-supplier risk: if a chip vendor changes, your system doesn't.
Platforms
Platforms, not point solutions — one engine, many industries.
The Digi framework covers identity, events, hospitality, authentication, check-in and asset tracking; the Zeal apps carry the same engineering to consumers. It's one platform wearing different uniforms — the same identity engine badges a school, gates a construction site and tracks a factory floor.
Around it sit the services: UI/UX design, IoT systems, embedded engineering, mobile and web app development, and cloud platforms. A 40-person team delivers two to three flagship engagements at a time, each running one to two years from architecture through pilot, rollout and support.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
We design it — schematics, PCB layout, enclosure and firmware. Manufacturing runs through our fabrication partner, so you deal with one team, not three.
LoRaWAN, BLE, UWB, NFC, RFID, Modbus, MQTT, CoAP, Zigbee and UNB — all shipped in production, not just prototypes.
Flagship builds run one to two years, from architecture through pilot, rollout and ongoing support. We run two to three concurrently.
Yes — the Digi frameworks are platforms, not point solutions. The same identity engine serves a school, a construction site or a factory floor.