Firmware, IoT sensing platforms, and hardware-software integration — engineered from the signal up.
Bare-metal and RTOS firmware for resource-constrained microcontrollers — drivers, interrupt-driven I/O, and real-time control loops.
Sensor and data-acquisition platforms that move signal from the physical world into something a system can act on.
DSP and low-power techniques for embedded compute — getting accuracy and battery life out of the same board.
Documentation and technical papers that turn R&D work into something reviewable and shareable.
HMoSfe is an embedded systems engineering practice founded by Harshith Mukunda, an engineer with an M.S. in Computer Engineering from UT Dallas and a background spanning embedded firmware and hardware roles.
The work centers on firmware, sensing platforms, and the signal-processing problems that connect them — engineering that's easier to get wrong than right, done carefully.