CES 2027 / Las Vegas

Good to meet you at CES.
Let’s keep talking.

Thanks for taking the card. We build the technical side of hardware products: the firmware, the app that pairs with the device, and the cloud behind them. If what you’re building could use outside help, tell us where you’re at and Dan will follow up.

Dan Haynes of haynes lab outside the Venetian in Las Vegas with CES banners behind him
Some of our work

Devices, apps,
and the platforms behind them.

All case studies ↗
How we help hardware teams

The device, the app,
and the cloud behind them.

We’re looking for a few longer working relationships with hardware teams this year. That could be a small piece of work or the whole technical side.

Run the tech side while you’re small

A technical lead for the hardware, firmware, app, and cloud decisions, until you are ready to hire one full time.

Extra hands on the firmware and the app

Embedded firmware, over-the-air updates, the mobile app that pairs with the device, and the backend it reports to.

Getting from prototype to production

Moving off breakout boards, a custom PCB path, a bill of materials, and the test plan for devices already in the field.

After the show

Pick up where
we left off.

Remind us who you are and what you’re building. If we talked at your booth, add the number so we can place the conversation.

Dan reads every one of these and replies himself.

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haynes lab attended CES 2027. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Consumer Technology Association.