The Keep by Eldr Systems
An NB-IoT home monitoring hub for accident prevention. Our own product, every layer built in house, in the field from November 2026.
- Electronics
- Firmware
- Connectivity
- Cloud
- Dashboards and data
We build connected devices for industry. The electronics, the firmware, the network link, the cloud and the dashboard your team reads, all designed in house.
Every layer of a connected product is built here, and every layer has a named owner you can call.
A board house, a firmware contractor and a software agency can each do good work. The trouble is the gaps between them.
Our own product, and work from our engineering careers so far. Client and employer names are left out.
An NB-IoT home monitoring hub for accident prevention. Our own product, every layer built in house, in the field from November 2026.
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The Keep by Eldr Systems is an NB-IoT home monitoring hub for accident prevention. We designed the board, wrote the firmware, tuned the network link, and built the backend and the dashboard. Three units go into the field in November 2026.
average current in power-saving mode on The Keep, measured across one full duty cycle on a power profiler.
PSM and eDRX as the operator actually granted them, not as the firmware asked.
Read the note →Start small or hand us the whole build. Every engagement is quoted per project after a call. You own everything we produce.
You talk to the people who build it. There is no account manager.

MSc Data Science, Uppsala University. Previously Ericsson and EPIC InnoLabs.
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MSc Computer Science, Aalborg University. C++ and 5G telecom. Previously Keysight Technologies, cellular systems R&D.
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BSc Electrical Engineering, BME. Two years automation engineering at Samsung SDI. Altium, EPLAN, Siemens and Mitsubishi PLC.
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