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Cardinal Peak product design services news Cardinal Peak Recognized as an Amazon Select Consulting Partner LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak announces that it has achieved Select Consulting Partner status in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN). APN Consulting Partners are professional services firms that help clients of all sizes design, build, and produce products and applications on AWS.
Cardinal Peak product design services news Cardinal Peak Donates Services to Columbia University’s Pandemic Response Efforts LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, a full-service engineering firm specializing in hardware, embedded software, cloud and mobile product development, has donated engineering services to Columbia University to support the school’s effort to develop CovidWatcher, a research tool for collecting and distributing COVID-19 outbreak data.
Cardinal Peak product design services news Cardinal Peak Named Analog Devices Alliances Design Partner LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, a full-service engineering firm specializing in hardware, embedded software, cloud and mobile product development, today announced the company has been named an Alliances Design Partner by Analog Devices, Inc., a leading global high-performance analog technology company.
Cardinal Peak product design services news John M. Nichols Joins Cardinal Peak Team to Lead Medical Initiative LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, a full-service engineering firm specializing in hardware, embedded software, cloud and mobile product development, today announced John M. Nichols has been hired as solutions director and will be leading Cardinal Peak’s medical industry initiative.
Cardinal Peak product design services news Cardinal Peak Partners With Amazon’s Alexa Voice Service LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak announced it is now approved as an Alexa Voice Service Solution Provider. Cardinal’s experience helping one of our clients launch a product using the Alexa Mobile Accessory Kit allowed us to work closely with the team at Amazon and more intimately understand the benefits of building Alexa into devices.
Cardinal Peak product design services news Cardinal Peak Provides Hardware Engineering Expertise to iZotope, Inc. LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, a full-service engineering firm specializing in the development of Internet of Things (IoT) products, provided hardware engineering expertise to iZotope for their Spire Studio product. Spire Studio is used by musicians as a complete portable recording system, featuring professional sound quality and one-touch set-up.
Cardinal Peak product design services news Culligan International Works With Cardinal Peak IoT Experts to Launch Culligan Connect Mobile App LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, an engineering design services firm specializing in the development of Internet of Things (IoT) products, and Culligan International, a leading water treatment company, announced the recent completion of the first release of the Culligan Connect mobile application.
Cardinal Peak product design services news Fujitsu General Works With Cardinal Peak IoT Experts to Launch New FGLair Mobile App LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, an engineering services firm that helps customers design and bring Internet of Things (IoT) products to market, today announced they will be working with Fujitsu General to launch the FGLair mobile application.
Cardinal Peak product design services news Saltbox Studio to Merge With Cardinal Peak LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Principals from Cardinal Peak, a leading engineering services firm that helps clients bring internet of things and audio/video products to market, and Saltbox Studio, a digital user experience design firm, announced a merger of the two companies. The merged company will retain the Cardinal Peak name.
Cardinal Peak product design services news Cardinal Peak Hardware Engineers Host Session at Denver Startup Week Cardinal Peak hardware engineers, Matt Brzezinski and Whit Goodrich hosted the Hardware is Hard session at Denver Startup Week 2017. They discussed some of the most prevalent issues in hardware development today.