Embedded Systems
Embedded Linux, device drivers, firmware, hardware integration, and production troubleshooting.
Embedded systems · Robotics · Product development
MA3 Engineering designs embedded software, electronics, intelligent devices, and physical products that solve difficult real-world problems.
What we do
Practical engineering support for software, electronics, devices, prototypes, and products that must operate reliably in the real world.
Embedded Linux, device drivers, firmware, hardware integration, and production troubleshooting.
From early proof-of-concept hardware through functional prototypes and manufacturable products.
Motor control, sensors, communications, Linux systems, and reliable software for physical machines.
Featured products
A physical promotional token and interactive kiosk system that turns customer engagement into a game.
Customers receive a token, return to the kiosk, scan it, and instantly discover whether they have won a prize.
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Working prototypeA network-controlled robotic actuator that lets remote engineers physically press buttons on real equipment.
Five compliant, magnetically mounted servo fingers connect physical controls to a browser-based remote testing workflow.
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Program in developmentInspiring the next generation of engineers by building real projects with real tools.
Small, hands-on Saturday engineering classes for students around ages 9–10. Students will build real projects, learn how they work, troubleshoot them, and take the finished projects home.
Kids don’t need a professor—they need someone who has actually built things for a living.
Engineering is not just memorizing formulas. It is learning how to solve problems, test ideas, understand failures, and build something that works.
Students will work on real hands-on projects, learn the engineering behind them, and take each completed project home.
Students create functioning engineering projects instead of only watching demonstrations.
Each student keeps the project they build.
Students test ideas, troubleshoot problems, and learn why things work.
The program is designed around direct guidance and hands-on participation.
Classes are taught from practical industry experience rather than only textbook material.
The initial program will use focused one-hour Saturday classes.
First project
Coming soonStudents will assemble and test a small mobile robot, learning how each system works together to turn electrical energy and ideas into motion.
Practical mentorship
Young Engineering Academy is being developed by a professional engineer with extensive experience building embedded software, electronics, hardware integrations, and real-world technical systems.
The goal is to give students the kind of practical engineering experience that creates confidence, curiosity, and a genuine desire to keep building.
Enrollment status // not yet open
The first class and robot project are currently being developed and tested. More information will be available as the program gets closer to launch.
Why MA3
MA3 Engineering was founded around a familiar engineering experience: waking up at 3 AM because the solution to a difficult problem finally became clear.
We bring decades of experience in embedded systems, Linux, electronics, gaming technology, autonomous vehicles, hardware integration, and real-world product development.
The goal is simple: build dependable products, solve difficult technical problems, and turn useful ideas into working systems.
Careers at MA3
We value practical thinking, careful execution, curiosity, and the ability to work across the boundary between hardware and software.
Full-time · On-site
Develop embedded Linux software, firmware, device interfaces, and hardware integrations for real-world engineering products.
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Tell us what you are building, what is not working, or what you need turned into a real product.