The Insyght Blog
Practical guides on IoT hardware design, firmware development, product certification, and bringing connected products to market.
From Our Engineering Team
Concrete advice based on real products we've built and shipped.

How IoT Devices Get Tested on a Production Line
Four test stages stand between a soldered board and a shipped product: AOI, ICT, functional test and end-of-line. What each one catches, and how we run them.

Building JOGO: a football sensor that hides in the insole
How we put a sensor under a player's foot without them feeling it: an ultra-thin PCB, an antenna tuned to work through a foot, and shot analysis on the IMU.

CE and FCC in Plain Words: When You Can Sign It Yourself
Nobody hands you a CE certificate — you sign it. The rule that decides whether you can sign alone or need a notified body, worked through on an LTE-M tracker.

The Cyber Resilience Act: what to do before September 2026
From 11 September 2026 you have 24 hours to report a vulnerability being exploited in your product. Who it applies to, and what's worth doing this year.

From working prototype to CE-certified production
Your prototype works — that's the easy part. What stands between it and a product you can legally sell in Europe: directives, testing, and the technical file.

CE certification for IoT devices: the whole path
A practical guide to CE marking for connected hardware: which directives apply, what goes in the technical file, and which pre-compliance tests save money.

Building MedeMeter: solar-powered environmental sensing
How we built a solar-powered outdoor sensor that measures noise and air quality with on-device psychoacoustic AI — and which problems actually turned out hard.