IoT Prototyping & Embedded Development
By Marfin Pro · Developer, Engineer & Designer, based in Indonesia
Sensor-based prototypes for room monitoring and connected devices. Firmware, data flow, and dashboard setup can be scoped remotely around the hardware you have available.
I hold a degree in Electrical Engineering. Past prototypes include an ESP8266 room monitor that streams temperature and humidity to a Blynk dashboard, and a PIC16F84 line follower robot programmed in assembly and simulated in Proteus.
Discuss your projectWhat you receive
- Sensor integration and microcontroller firmware
- Cloud or mobile dashboards for sensor readings
- Wiring notes and setup instructions
Skills & tools
- ESP8266
- Arduino IDE / C++
- PIC microcontrollers
- Blynk
- Proteus
- DHT sensors
Related work
How a remote project works
- Step 1
Share a brief
Send what you want to build, who will use it, and any existing website, design files, or hardware. Include your time zone, target launch date, and budget range.
- Step 2
Agree on scope
We agree on deliverables, review points, and a schedule before work begins.
- Step 3
Build and review
Work is shared at each review point so you can give feedback while changes are still cheap.
- Step 4
Handover
You receive the deliverables, source files, and notes listed in the scope.
Frequently asked questions
- Can an IoT project be done remotely?
- Yes. Firmware, data flow, and dashboards are scoped around the hardware you have. Wiring notes and setup instructions let you assemble and test the device on your side.
- Which boards and platforms have you used?
- ESP8266 (Wemos D1) boards with the Arduino IDE, the PIC16F84 in assembly, DHT sensors, and Blynk Cloud dashboards.
- Do you build production hardware?
- The service covers prototypes and proofs of concept. Production electronics, certification, and manufacturing are outside its scope.
Discuss your iot prototyping project
Share your brief by email or WhatsApp. Include product links, device specifications, or design references relevant to your project.
arsyafin@gmail.com



