Nanolabs

Nanolabs is a hardware prototyping and software development company founded in 2020 by Andrei Kővári (hardware) and Márton Cserei (software). Based in Romania, the two-person founding team started by collaborating on sumo robots before pivoting to serve clients across the full stack of embedded product development. They position themselves as a one-stop shop for early-stage hardware products: design, small-batch assembly, firmware, and software interfaces. They also offer ongoing development services for clients looking to expand their engineering capacity.

Services and capabilities

Nanolabs covers four main areas. Hardware includes PCB design and layout, custom circuit design, power management, signal integrity analysis, prototyping and testing, compliance and certification, and manufacturing support. Firmware work spans driver development for sensors and actuators, real-time operating systems (RTOS), IoT solutions, system optimization, testing, and deployment. They handle web and mobile application development, cloud integration, API development, UI/UX design, and quality assurance. Prototyping is treated as a distinct service covering rapid iteration, electronics integration, material selection, custom enclosures, testing and validation, and scalability planning.

Their stated process breaks into four steps: Identify (problem definition with the client), Plan (timelines, costs, resource allocation), Implement (hardware design, firmware, system integration), and Validate (test against desired outcome, identify improvements, plan next revision). They acknowledge that requirements evolve, particularly in early stages, and claim their approach accommodates that flexibility.

How they work

Nanolabs engages clients through collaborative requirement analysis, implementation, and production support. The company sizes work at the prototype and early production scale ("small-batch assembly"). They describe themselves as flexible on requirements given the iterative nature of hardware development. No fixed pricing model is detailed in their public materials, suggesting project-based engagement. As a small team, capacity is inherently limited; they appear to take on discrete hardware-software integration projects rather than scaling to large teams.

Team and credentials

Founded in 2020 by two developers, Andrei Kővári (hardware engineer) and Márton Cserei (software specialist). Team size is 1–10. No ISO, SOC 2, or third-party certifications are mentioned on their site. No formal partner badges with major cloud or hardware vendors are listed. No client case studies or measurable outcomes (cost savings, performance gains, revenue impact) are published.