An embedded hardware studio in Antwerp.

Liam and Kwinten met at Aloxy, a small Antwerp startup where they work on industrial IoT. From the other side of the table, they kept running into companies who were curious about new wireless protocols, sensors, and ways of doing edge compute, but who had no easy way to actually try them. Devkits were expensive, documentation was scattered, and most of the help available assumed you already knew what you were doing.

LiQuiBit started in 2022 to close that gap. We build the kits and write the docs we wished we'd had ourselves, and take on small projects where a company wants to prove out a technology before committing a full team to it.

Since then we've shipped our own DASH7 evaluation kit, helped a few companies turn early experiments into production hardware, and kept the source files open so nobody gets locked in.