IoT Development
Partner since 2013

Krakul has strong competencies in building IoT solutions, autonomous robots, and unmanned platforms. We help companies discover and engineer ground-breaking IoT solutions that scale to meet both market and consumer demand.

How we operate

Krakul was founded in 2013 on a simple idea – electronics design with a more human-centric angle.

Krakul operates as a long-term, versatile design partner, working with teams of any size, from corporations to SMEs to startups. Our vision is to design manageable and compelling products requiring human factors, product design, and engineering expertise.

We provide support and engineering leadership in areas such as embedded systems design, product, and electronics design, software and firmware development. Learn more about Krakul’s processes.

Krakul logo office

How did we achieve this

Krakul was founded in 2013 by engineers from the most successful Estonian satellite project called ESTCube-1.

Years later, Krakul has become an international IoT and autonomous systems consultancy with over 100+ projects in various industries. In addition, Krakul is a member of Bercman Group.

Throughout our work, we noticed that many established hardware development companies sometimes struggle to understand the actual needs of the client, especially when it involves startups or smaller companies.

Krakul always strives to understand our partner’s needs, wants, and business goals. As best as we can, we want to know where you are coming from and what you want to achieve to offer our knowledge and experience.

When you start your product development journey with Krakul, rest assured that we will stand by your side and see your product as our product. If it means flying to the other side of the world with 2 days’ notice, we will do it!

Kristjan Tozen at work

Our team

Kristjan Tozen

Kristjan Tozen
 CEO

Aare Aruniit

Aare Aruniit
COO

Erki Koplimets

Erki Koplimets
R&D Team Lead

Mikk Leini

Mikk Leini
R&D Team Lead

Jaan Kristjan Lepp

Jaan Kristjan Lepp
R&D Team Lead

Anni Vaino

Anni Vaino
Head of Marketing

Funding

Silicon Eurocluster

Open Circuit Finder for Lightning Protection Systems

Acronym: LPS-OCF

Project goal: The project aims to develop a Lightning Protection System Open Circuit Finder (LPS-OCF) prototype, utilizing radio communications technology to locate faults in LPS with a precision of 500 mm. The prototype will be tested, validated, and demonstrated in an operational environment, enabling efficient repair of wind turbine rotor blades and potentially benefiting other industries utilizing LPS. Consideration will be given to environmental sustainability and component circularity.

Grant agreement: 101074552
Project acronym: Silicon Eurocluster
Contractor: MOBILE HEIGHTS
Beneficiary: Krakul

Silicon Eurocluster

Funded by the EU

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