Vallumtech
Contract software development and embedded systems engineering for businesses building connected and hardware-integrated products
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Vallumtech
Vallumtech provides contract software development, including software design, implementation, testing, documentation and commissioning. It can also assist with hardware debugging and testing.
Services are offered on hourly or fixed-price contracts. Its expertise includes embedded systems, Linux, C++, Qt, networking, hardware integration, MQTT and AWS, across areas such as robotics, unmanned systems, marine navigation and payment systems.
Vallumtech Ltd was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Bo'ness, United Kingdom. The company is run by engineer Allan Jones.
Product: Contract software development and engineering services, including embedded software design, implementation, testing and hardware integration.
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