Cybernetics Engineering & Designs (CED)

Connect your hardware to software — from sensor to screen.

A connected system is only as good as its weakest link. We design the whole chain — the device, how its data travels, the cloud that receives it and the app people use — so it keeps working in the field, not only in a demo.

Who this is for

  • Farms, fleets and sites that need to know where their assets are
  • Operations that need remote monitoring of equipment or conditions
  • Product companies adding connectivity to a physical product
  • Organisations whose current trackers or sensors are a black box

Problems we solve

  • Equipment, animals or vehicles go missing without warning.
  • Readings are taken by hand on a clipboard.
  • Sites have no mains power and poor signal.
  • Hardware came from one vendor, software from another, and nobody owns the gaps.

What we build

  • Tracking & geofencing — Live location, zones and alerts the moment something crosses a boundary.
  • Remote monitoring — Sensors that report conditions and flag anything out of range.
  • Field networks — Getting data out of places with poor coverage — device-to-device relays and base stations.
  • Cloud & dashboards — Ingest, storage, alerting and dashboards that turn raw readings into decisions.
  • Off-grid power — Solar and low-power designs for devices that can’t be plugged in.

Technologies

  • Sensor integration
  • GPS positioning & geofencing
  • Device-to-device relay & base stations
  • Connectivity chosen per site
  • Cloud ingest & alerting
  • Web and mobile dashboards

How it’s quoted

Connected systems are usually built in stages — a proof of concept on the bench, a small field pilot, then a wider rollout — and each stage is quoted on its own, so you commit as the evidence grows.

Evidence

  • KhuselaGuard — Solar tags, a field relay, cloud and apps — run live on a working farm on 20 June 2026.

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