Darwin Innovation
Embedded hardware, firmware and software design consultancy for companies building connected products
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Darwin Innovation
Darwin Innovation designs embedded systems, covering architecture, hardware and PCB design, firmware, software and protocol integration, home and building automation, optical design, and edge AI/ML. Work spans concept through production, as well as design reviews and technical due diligence.
The consultancy serves businesses developing consumer, industrial and IoT products. It is led by founder Richard Miller-Smith and is based in Oxted, Surrey, UK; the registered seat is Taunton, UK. The legal entity was founded in 2008.
Product: Embedded systems design and engineering consultancy spanning hardware, firmware, software integration and edge AI/ML.
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