MistyWest
HEADQUARTER
Vancouver, BC, CanadaFOUNDED
2011COMPANY SIZE
11-50INDUSTRY
Engineering DesignCAREERS
WRITES ABOUT
artificial intelligence - computer vision - electrical engineering - embedded systems - IIoTWhat we do
We are MistyWest. An engineering design consultancy that exists to create an inclusive and prosperous global community enabled by technology, with a focus on projects that advance the UN Sustainable Development Goals. By empowering our world-class research and engineering team, we create technically complex intelligent connected devices that accelerate the world’s transition to a sustainable future. We combine our deep knowledge of physics, engineering and manufacturing to overcome technical barriers and turn concepts into products, providing full-stack hardware solutions for our clients. Our core areas of technical expertise include Optics, Embedded Vision, AWS/Azure IoT, Low Power Electronics, and Wireless Connectivity (Bluetooth, WiFi, Cellular and Satellite).
Latest Posts
Critical minerals are crucial for technology and a green economy but are hard to access due to depleted deposits and mining's eco-social issues. MistyWest recently hosted a meetup to discuss innovation barriers and societal perceptions.
Low-power computer vision provides a new opportunity to gain a practical understanding of the world through data collection and vision in remote areas.
The greater the amount of high-quality data you have, the better your machine learning model will be. This post looks at the challenges (and solutions) involved in creating and organizing a dataset when you’re starting from scratch.
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Choosing between computing on the cloud or on the edge is a decision that can impact things like your device’s cost or efficiency. Here’s how you can ensure you make the right decision early on in your product development roadmap.
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Considering a quick IoT solution that will get your product deployed faster? Here’s why you should reconsider.
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Here's what you should consider when designing a successful remote sensor.
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