Remote access for embedded engineers · Beta cohort 2026
Your bench, online in 30 minutes.
Connect WisentWire to your device, power supply, programmer and communication bus — and get immediate remote access. Reserve it from the dashboard, wire it into CI/CD, or hand it to a coding agent via MCP.
Stackable by design. The core unit is the gateway; SensorHub brings real sensor data in, SensorSim generates signals and injects faults. One rig, one console, one API. See what it can do ›
Hardware bridge layer
What a WisentWire on your bench can do.
Everything runs from the dashboard or the API: reserve the unit, power the board, talk over the bus, flash firmware, watch power draw, read telemetry. Same workflow from a terminal, CI or an agent.
Control the lab power supply (SCPI-generic and KORAD supplies as shown in WW Console) and watch power draw while firmware runs.
Programmer attached to the unit; push a good build, then a faulty one — from anywhere.
Talk over UART and the buses you see in WW Console (RS485, CAN 2.0): send commands, monitor serial output.
Digital inputs report whether the device stopped in time, tripped, or passed the check.
Plug & play real sensors and bring analog/digital signals into CI/CD.
Simulate edge cases (sudden voltage drop, sensor failure) with 100% reproducible scenarios.
Synchronized access: every developer gets a slot, no equipment conflicts, 10 or 100 units.
CI/CD pipelines, a simple SDK, and an MCP server so Claude or Cursor can close the firmware-test loop.
Set up in < 30 minutes
Three steps to a remote HIL setup.
All three take under 30 minutes in total — versus ~400 hours of building a HIL framework yourself.
Wire it
Connect WisentWire to your device, power supply, programmer and communication bus. Stack SensorHub / SensorSim if you need real or simulated sensor data.
Claim it in the console
The unit shows up in WW Console with target MCU, comms and power supply. Reserve it, set who on the team can use it.
Run the first test
Power the board, flash firmware, read GPIO telemetry — from the dashboard, a pipeline step, or a coding agent via MCP.
· Built in Wrocław, PolandWhy not DIY
Building it yourself vs. WisentWire.
If you build embedded hardware, the friction isn't in the code. It's in the environment.
| Topic | DIY / open-source rig | WisentWire |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | ~400 hours of wiring and test-framework code before real work starts | Under 30 minutes from box to first remote test |
| Maintenance | Keeping environments synced with hardware eats ~20% of bandwidth | One console, one source of data; 556 h reclaimed every following year |
| Scaling | Manual shipping and queues for golden samples; hardware doesn't scale like software | Reservations and synchronized access for 10 or 100 units, remote specialists included |
| Reproducibility | "It works on my bench"; manual tests are never reproducible | 100% reproducible scenarios with fault injection; one central source of data and history |
| Risk | Risk of bricking the only prototype | Controlled power, flash and access from the dashboard |
| AI agents | Not in the loop | MCP-native: agents reserve a unit, flash, run tests, read current draw |
| Cost | Expensive enterprise setups or unstable open-source DIY projects | €69.99 /mo per device in beta · keep the device after year 1 · self-hosted hardware €999 one-time |
Wisent Orchestrator
See, manage, test and scale from one place.
- Unified hardware management with reservations
- No-code test creation
- Full data continuity and history
- Give clients access to test your product — from a web GUI or the API
Questions
Before you order.
What exactly do I get for €69.99 a month?
The All-in-One Solution in the beta cohort: the WisentWire device, all management features, API, SDK and MCP server, white-glove onboarding from our engineers, HIL design help, a direct Slack/Discord channel and 50% pricing locked in for the lifetime of your contract. Regular price is €139.99.
Do I keep the device?
Yes. Pay year 1 and keep your device after. You can optionally self-host with it.
Can we run it without the cloud?
Yes — the Self-hosted Edition (hardware €999, one-time) is for security-critical, air-gapped or on-prem teams. Custom solutions at enterprise scale add SSO, RBAC, audit logging, custom hardware integrations, a dedicated support engineer and compliance assistance (ISO/IEC 27001, GDPR). Contact us for the details.
Are SensorHub and SensorSim priced separately?
They are part of the WisentWire ecosystem and the All-in-One solution. Ask us for a quote for your exact configuration — or book a 15-minute diagnostic call.
How does a coding agent use it?
WisentWire ships with an MCP server. Connect Claude or Cursor: the agent reserves a unit, writes firmware, flashes it, controls power and reads telemetry — closing the firmware-test loop without a human at the bench.
Is there a sales call?
No sales pitch. Apply for the beta with two quick questions, or book a 15-minute call to talk about your hardware infrastructure and the scale of your challenge.
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Built by Rafal Radomski (CEO) · Paweł Skrzypek · Rene Laflamme · Mateusz Soltys — embedded engineers and DevOps experts, Wrocław.