The Embedded World 2025 is now behind us, but the impression remains. A valuable experience of three days filled with meetings and discussions with professionals from diverse sectors, all focused on the latest technology trends. As technology continues to evolve, the significance of embedded systems becomes more apparent. 

With exhibitors and visitors from across the world, the Embedded World Exhibition and Conference proved to be an exceptional platform to foster new business opportunities in areas such as industrial automation, automotive technology, and communication systems and to stay updated. 

Our booth attracted significant interest, especially from clients in Germany and the United States, highlighting the strong demand for our solutions in key global markets. We had an opportunity to meet with various industry representatives who were mainly interested in our expertise in software and hardware design. These meetings allowed us to share insights into our successful projects, and explain how our solutions can drive their projects forward. 

 A promising conversation with representatives from the Automotive sector interested in complete embedded solutions. The discussion focused on how our technology can address their specific needs. The connections made and the knowledge exchanged during these three days strengthen our position as a trusted partner in the embedded systems industry. 

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We are proud to announce that our CEO, Jerzy Piescikowski has been distinguished as Business Personality in the prestigious business competition organized by Świat Biznesu, the economic magazine of Western Pomerania.

The jury, with representatives from the scientific and media community, awarded prizes in two categories: Economic Event and Business Personality.

The inauguration of the largest gas power plant in Poland, located in Nowe Czarnowo was recognized as the most significant Economic Event of the past year. In the Business Personality category, the award went to Daria Prochenka, the founder of the Clochee cosmetics brand.

Congratulations to all the winners and nominees! 👏

Informujemy, iż firma GRYFTEC Embedded Systems Sp. z o.o. uzyskała dofinansowanie na udział w indywidualnej misji gospodarczej z własnym stoiskiem wystawowym tj. targi Embedded World 2025 w Norymberdze w ramach projektu niekonkurencyjnego „Ster na eksport”.

Misja indywidualna realizowana będzie w ramach projektu niekonkurencyjnego „Ster na eksport” realizowanego w ramach programu Fundusze Europejskie dla Pomorza Zachodniego 2021-2027.

Działanie 1.9 – Przygotowanie i wdrożenie nowych modeli biznesowych przedsiębiorstw (w tym wspólne projekty przedsiębiorstw i IOB)
Typ projektu 3 – Promocja eksportu i internacjonalizacja MŚP.

Celem misji indywidualnych jest rozwój eksportu firm z sektora MŚP z województwa zachodniopomorskiego, w tym wzrost potencjału eksportowego i rozpoznawalności, nawiązanie nowych kontaktów biznesowych przez MŚP, które przełożą się na rozwój eksportu, w tym zdobycie nowych rynków zbytu i kanałów dystrybucji.

Wysokość dofinansowania: 30 000 PLN
Beneficjent: GRYFTEC Embedded Systems Sp.z o.o.

Behind every system, application, or technical solution we use are programmers and testers making it all function smoothly. One group focuses on how to make it work, while the other seeks ways to break it or find issues:)

September is a special month because both Testers’ and Programmers’ Days are celebrated, making it the perfect time to acknowledge their contributions to the tech-driven world. A huge thank you to all the developers and testers for creating amazing solutions to challenging projects. The impact of your work is visible in every area of ​​life.

We wish the current and future developers and testers great success, effective deployments, and satisfaction from every project you work on.

A case study on automated testing of LED blink interfaces as part of software/hardware testing, conducted during a student internship project.

During career fairs and student meetings, we’re often asked about the kinds of projects our interns work on. This question is important because it relates to developing technical competence and engaging interns in hands-on work that will prepare them for further professions.

In the article below, you’ll find a case study prepared by our intern, Piotr Korman. The project involved creating a hardware interface using a phototransistor to convert light intensity into voltage and communicating this data to a PC via the RS232 interface. The software solution decoded various blink patterns to determine the device’s status with high accuracy.

Automated testing of LED blink interfaces as part of software/hardware testing

Introduction of the problem

When thinking of Software Testing, we usually think about applications (be it for Web, Mobile, or Desktop). However, when working in the embedded branch of software development, there is also something called a device test, where the developed software is tested running on real hardware. This test phase requires testing of (among other aspects) all the accessible interfaces, including the most unusual – “non-software” ones.

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