Capability statement
SHAH JAMAN.
Sensing instruments taken from analog front-end to pilot production — electronic percussion, bioimpedance measurement, and technical education hardware.
- Entities
- DBTECH Technology Co., Ltd. · INNOSINO (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd.
- Based
- Shanghai · Dhaka
- Team
- 13 engineers across firmware, hardware, and mechanical, based at Hi-Tech Park, Baoshan District, Shanghai.
- Contact
- contact@innosino.com · +86 15522789541
- Revised
- 2026-08-21
Engineering capability
Six disciplines carried in-house, applied as one product rather than handed between vendors.
Firmware development
C and C++ on bare metal and FreeRTOS. Multi-task real-time architectures, USB CDC device stacks, DMA-driven acquisition, deterministic timing under load.
- STM32 (H7, F4 families)
- ATmega / AVR
- FreeRTOS task and timer design
- Native USB CDC, JSON streaming protocols
- Flash and EEPROM storage schemes, wear-aware layouts
STM32H743VIT6 · ATmega2560 · FreeRTOS · USB CDC
Hardware design
Schematic capture through PCB layout, with protection and manufacturability treated as first-class requirements rather than a revision-two fix.
- Multi-board system partitioning
- MCU I/O protection networks
- Power rails, external supply and buck topologies
- Connector and mechanical integration
- BOM construction and pilot-batch sourcing
Schematic + PCB · Protection networks · Power rails · Pilot-batch BOM
Sensor and analog front-end design
The part most projects underestimate. Getting a usable signal out of a piezo, an electrode pair, or an impedance cell before any of it reaches a converter.
- Piezo trigger conditioning and velocity extraction
- Bioimpedance measurement paths, ratiometric technique
- DFT-based magnitude and phase extraction
- Noise budgeting and grounding strategy
- Calibration and characterization procedures
AD5940 · Piezo conditioning · DFT magnitude / phase · Noise budgeting
FPGA and DSP
Verilog on Lattice iCE40 for the timing-critical paths, and integration with dedicated DSP silicon where sample quality is the product.
- iCE40UP5K Verilog module design
- Simulation-first verification (iverilog)
- Multi-channel parallel trigger processing
- DSP chip integration and sound bank architecture
- Velocity layering and round-robin sample strategies
iCE40UP5K · Verilog · iverilog · SAM5504 DSP
Host tooling and control software
Single-file WebSerial applications that talk to the device over USB CDC with a JSON protocol. No installer, no driver hunt, works from a browser tab. Wrapped in Electron only when the product needs to live on a desktop.
- WebSerial single-HTML control apps
- Live streaming visualization and logging
- CSV / JSON data export for analysis
- Electron packaging when required
- Reusable framework across product lines
WebSerial API · USB CDC · JSON streaming · Electron
Documentation and technical writing
Design documents, experiment manuals, IC reference material, and BOM documentation produced to a standard that survives handoff to a manufacturer or a classroom.
- System design documents with revision control
- Multi-session experiment curricula
- Component reference libraries
- Multi-language technical manual production
Design documents · Experiment curricula · Component references · Multi-language manuals
At a glance
- 13+
- Engineers on the team
- 9+
- Active product lines
- 2+
- Countries of operation
Product lines and selected work
Grouped by domain. Each entry is a system this team designed, built and brought up.
Musical instruments
Touch Cajon Pro 9.43C
DBTECH · In developmentA flagship electronic cajon built around an STM32H743 at 480 MHz with a 4.3-inch display — bit-identical in sound to its sibling model, but with the interface a professional player actually needs.
Two product tiers ship from one sound engine and one firmware core, halving the maintenance surface across the line.
STM32H743 · LTDC · SAM5504 DSP · FreeRTOS · C · WebSerial
Touch Cajon 9.33B
DBTECH · In developmentAn electronic cajon targeting TD-12-class sound quality, with a side-board case designed around the foot pedals players already own.
SAM5504 DSP · ATmega2560 · FreeRTOS · W25Q512JV · C
Inno EDT-4X
DBTECH · Design completeAn FPGA-based drum trigger system with an annular piezo array — parallel velocity processing in hardware, so timing doesn't degrade under a fast roll.
Delivered as a complete design package — three-board mechanical set, 12-module FPGA design, and a bill of materials sourced at pilot volume.
iCE40UP5K · Verilog · iverilog · Piezo sensing · WebSerial
Biomedical & sensing
INNO-IMPZ v2.0
INNOSINO · Active developmentA bioimpedance measurement instrument for cell-level research work, streaming characterized impedance data straight to a browser-based control application.
AD5940 · ADICUP3029 · C · USB CDC · WebSerial · DFT
Education hardware
Logic Trainer F2
INNOSINO · Pilot batchA digital logic trainer kit with a real-time browser visualization layer — students see the truth table fill in as they wire the circuit.
Sourced and costed for a 10-unit pilot batch, shipping with a 60+ line bill of materials and an 8-session curriculum.
ATmega2560 · 74-series logic · 74LS47 · WebSerial · Circuit protection
VPLT Unified DAQ STM32H743
INNOSINO · In developmentA training platform that consolidates PLC, motor, and safety acquisition onto one microcontroller and one USB cable.
STM32H743 · FreeRTOS · Multi-ADC · USB-C · WebSerial · Electron
WSN Trainer Manual Localization IOT8000
INNOSINO · DeliveredA Chinese-language wireless sensor network curriculum rebuilt as an 18-chapter English manual in a single self-contained HTML file.
TinyOS · nesC · HTML · Technical documentation
Tooling
WebSerial Instrument Framework
INNOSINO · Internal, open-source candidateThe shared host-side layer under every instrument here: one HTML file, a serial port, and a JSON stream.
WebSerial API · JavaScript · USB CDC · Electron · JSON
How an engagement runs
- 01
A reply within one business day
Usually with questions about the sensor — what it is, what it outputs, and what you have already measured.
- 02
A scope, in writing
What gets built, in what order, and what it depends on: architecture, hardware, firmware, tooling, BOM, documentation.
- 03
Bring-up on real hardware
Development happens against evaluation hardware or your existing board, with the host tooling arriving alongside the firmware rather than after it.
- 04
Pilot batch, then handoff
Sourcing and a pilot run of around ten units, with a documentation package built to survive handoff to a contract manufacturer.
Scope
Work this team takes
- Instrument or product development from concept through pilot batch
- Measurement systems that need a custom analog front-end
- Firmware for hardware that already exists
- Technical education hardware and curricula
Work it does not
- Certified medical devices requiring IEC 60601 / ISO 13485 submission — I build research instruments, not regulated diagnostic products
- Pure app or web development with no hardware attached
Compliance and standards
The instruments described here are research, education and industrial equipment. INNO-IMPZ in particular is a research instrument: it is not a diagnostic device, is not certified under IEC 60601 or ISO 13485, and is not intended for clinical decision-making or patient use. Engagements are scoped to designs that do not require medical-device certification.
Start a project
The most useful first message: what the sensor is, what you need to measure or produce, and where the project currently sits.
Based
Room 1103A, Building B, 1588,
Qilianshan Road, Baoshan District,
Shanghai, China
Roland marks are referenced as bench benchmarks only; no affiliation is implied. INNO-IMPZ is a research instrument and is not a diagnostic device.
Full detail, case studies and current contact information: shahjaman.com/capability