HeartVector
Android · Bluetooth LE
Real-time heart-rate-zone training. Pair any BLE chest strap and see the zone you are in right now, so you adjust effort mid-workout instead of reviewing it afterwards.
We engineer products end to end.
From first idea to finished product — electronics, firmware, mechanics, test automation, web and app development.
2004
Established
20+
Years shipping
6
Disciplines in house
Idea → Product
One team, end to end
The team
Engineering that runs the whole way through.
Atomik Labs opened in 2004 as an engineering services shop: electronic and mechanical design, test automation, embedded software, and PCB layout. Much of the early work was production test and calibration — the racks and software that decide whether a product is allowed to leave the factory. That kind of work leaves a mark on how you build everything afterwards.
You can't manage what you can't measure.
Two decades on, we hold to that standard across a wider stack. We draw the schematic, lay out the board, design the parts around it, write the firmware that runs on it, and build the application you actually touch. Because one team does all of it, the seams between hardware and software are ours to get right rather than someone else's to argue about.
Over the years the work has spanned RF and microwave, wireless infrastructure, semiconductors, avionics, and industrial automation: production test stations, instrument control, calibration systems, boards, firmware and, more recently, the phone in your pocket. We stay deliberately small, which means we choose our projects, and the engineer who designs your product is the engineer who builds it.
RF & microwave
Wireless infrastructure
Semiconductor
Avionics & defense
Industrial automation
Consumer devices
Our work
Built by us, shipped to real users.
Every project starts with a problem we actually have — then gets refined until it feels obvious.
Whisper Casts
Android · On-device analysis
A podcast player that understands the episode. Every show is analyzed on the phone to build a topic timeline and strip the ad breaks. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked.
PD Monitor
Android · USB-PD
Live USB Power Delivery telemetry on a rugged tablet: negotiated charging ceiling, port roles, voltage and current, plus a home-screen widget and a streaming event console.
BnB Cleaner
Android · Bilingual
Turnover scheduling for a short-let cleaning crew. Reads each listing's private calendar feed and flags the properties due today. Spanish and English.
Whisper
Android · Audio
Volume finer than the phone allows. A global audio effect trims the system output mix below the lowest hardware step. Slider, Quick Settings tile, no root required.
USB Charger
Hardware · PCB
A USB-C Power Delivery charger board taken from schematic capture through PCB layout to a manufacturing release, with a wide-input buck-boost front end.
Disciplines
Six engineering disciplines, one team.
Most products fail in the gaps between specialties. We cover the gaps because we cover the specialties.
Electronic design
Analog, digital and power electronics from requirements to schematic capture, simulation and bring-up.
PCB layout
Multilayer boards through to a full manufacturing release — gerbers, BOM, fab and assembly drawings.
Mechanical design
Enclosures, brackets and test fixtures modeled alongside the board, so the two actually fit together.
Test automation
Automated test equipment, calibration and production stations — instrument control, limits and reporting.
Embedded software
Firmware, sensor drivers and custom binary protocols over USB, serial and BLE — plus the tools to decode them.
Web & app development
Native Android in Kotlin and Compose, wearables and widgets, plus web front ends and the desktop tooling behind them.
About
How we work.
One team, one thread. The engineer who scopes your project designs it, builds it and hands it over. Nothing gets thrown over a wall, because there is no wall.
We start from the constraint — the measurement that has to hold, the current budget, the deadline that will not move — and design outward from there. It is a habit picked up from twenty years of test engineering, and it has never once been the wrong order to work in.
And we stay deliberately small. It means we choose our projects, we finish them, and you always know exactly who is doing the work.
2004
Founded as an engineering services shop: electronic and mechanical design, test automation, embedded software, PCB layout.
Test & measurement
Automated test, calibration and production stations for RF, microwave and semiconductor lines.
Hardware
Multilayer PCB design through manufacturing release, including USB-C Power Delivery and power conversion.
Embedded
Firmware and custom binary protocols for sensor and connectivity hardware, with decoders to match.
Mobile
Native Android: BLE sensor tracking, on-device audio analysis, wearables and home-screen widgets.
Now
Complete products from one team — board, enclosure, firmware and app — plus select client engagements.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
What does Atomik Labs do?
Atomik Labs is an engineering services studio founded in 2004. It takes products from first idea to finished product across six disciplines: electronic design, PCB layout, mechanical design, test automation, embedded software, and web and app development.
Can one team really cover both hardware and software?
Yes, and that is the point of the studio. The same team draws the schematic, lays out the board, designs the mechanics around it, writes the firmware and builds the application. The interfaces between hardware and software are handled inside one team instead of negotiated between separate vendors.
Which industries has Atomik Labs worked in?
RF and microwave, wireless infrastructure, semiconductors, avionics and defense, industrial automation, and consumer devices. The work has included production test stations, instrument control, calibration systems, circuit boards, firmware and mobile applications.
Do you build automated test equipment?
Yes. Production test, calibration and automated test equipment is where the studio started in 2004 and it remains a core discipline, covering instrument control, test limits, data capture and reporting for production lines.
Can you take a PCB all the way to manufacturing?
Yes. Board work runs from schematic capture through multilayer layout to a full manufacturing release, including gerbers, the bill of materials, and fabrication and assembly drawings.
Do you develop mobile apps?
Yes. Native Android in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, including wearables, home-screen widgets, Bluetooth Low Energy sensor integration and fully on-device processing. HeartVector, published on Google Play, is one of the studio's own apps.
How do I start a project with Atomik Labs?
Email info@atomiklabs.net describing what you are trying to build and the constraint that matters most, whether that is a measurement, a power budget or a deadline.
Contact
Let's build something.
A board to lay out, a test system to automate, firmware to write, an app to ship — or a product that needs all four and a steadier hand. Send us a note; we read everything.
info@atomiklabs.net