Embrium is secure, auditable update infrastructure for the hardware you ship — so a bad release never means a bricked device.
Most connected devices in the field today were updated with none of the safeguards their manufacturer would insist on for anything else they ship.
Without signed releases, a device can't tell a legitimate update from one that was intercepted or spoofed on the way to it.
Lose power mid-flash with no recovery path, and a software problem becomes a hardware one — a truck roll to a device that will never check in again.
When something breaks in the field, there's no tamper-evident answer to what shipped, when, to which device, or who approved it.
Not a dashboard bolted on top of your existing pipeline — the foundation your update pipeline runs on.
Every update is cryptographically signed before it leaves your infrastructure, and verified on-device before it's ever installed.
Ship to 1% of your fleet before you ship to all of it. Catch a bad release while it's an incident, not a recall.
If power drops mid-update, the device recovers to a known-good state on its own — no field visit, no manual recovery.
A hash-chained record of every update, every device, every outcome — provable after the fact, not just logged.
No step is optional, and no device installs anything it can't verify for itself.
Firmware compiled and packaged
Signed against your key hierarchy
Staged out across the fleet
Checked on-device before install
Recorded, or rolled back automatically
Every layer we build is meant to carry more weight later — the same trust foundation, extended further into how a fleet is run.
Signed, staged, recoverable, and provable updates — the part of the lifecycle that fails silently until it doesn't.
The same trusted channel used to update a device is the natural one to monitor and provision it — extending the foundation, not replacing it.
A single, trusted foundation a hardware manufacturer runs their entire fleet's lifecycle on — from first boot to last update.
If your devices leave the building and keep running, this is infrastructure you'll eventually need — built now, instead of assembled under pressure later.
Devices where a failed update means a real physical consequence, not just a restart.
Fleets running continuously, where downtime is measured directly in cost.
Teams who'd rather ship product than maintain update infrastructure themselves.
Embrium isn't generally available yet. We're working closely with a small number of hardware teams building the real thing with us.