DigitalGate is excited to announce its participation at the Embedded World 2023 organized in Nuremberg between 14.03 and 16.03. Come, and meet us at our stand, located in Hall 3A booth# 333, in the startup@embedded world Area.
DigitalGate is a fast growing embedded software development and hardware design company founded in 2017, with over 30 satisfied customers and 36 successfully completed projects from various industries such as automotive, medical, industrial and embedded IoT.
We are highly specialized in low-level programming, board support packages, middleware, application development and hardware design, schematic design, Layout design and design optimization and validation for mass productions.
The company has its headquarter in Timisoara, Romania, with additional offices in Switzerland and Republic of Moldova.
Feel free to book an appointment by emailing us at info@digitalgateamg.com
Date
Start: Tuesday 14 March 2023 09:00 CET
End: Thursday 16 March 2023 17:00 CET
Location
Hall 3A booth# 333, startup@embedded world Area.
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