Digital Consulting
Embedded R&D, mechatronics and industrial product development for companies needing engineering services or prototypes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Digital Consulting
Digital Consulting is an embedded R&D and mechatronics engineering consultancy. It develops firmware and electronics, designs and machines parts, builds test equipment, and supports product industrialisation; engagements include long-term assignments, fixed-price projects and training.
Its customers include industrial and technology companies. The company works from Metz for clients in France, Luxembourg and Switzerland. Its founder also develops products under the EKI brand and open-source embedded software.
Product: Embedded firmware and electronics design, mechatronics and CNC services, industrial software, test systems, product industrialisation, and engineering training.
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