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Engineering Services

Custom Electronics Design
& BCI Integration

Accelerate your hardware development with expertise from the team behind Cerelog. Founded by an ex-SpaceX hardware design engineer, we solve complex embedded challenges so you can focus on innovation.

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PCBA Design

Complete schematic capture and layout. We specialize in mixed-signal boards, optimizing for noise reduction and signal integrity.

BCI Integration

Expert implementation of TI ADS1299 and AFEs. We help integrate research-grade sensing into commercial consumer products.

Embedded Firmware

Robust C/C++ firmware development. We build stable, efficient code to handle data acquisition and wireless communication.

Product Customization

Need a smaller ESP-EEG or a different form factor? We can customize our existing open-source designs to meet your requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions
What electronics design services does Cerelog offer?
Cerelog offers four core engineering services: PCBA Design (schematic capture and PCB layout specializing in mixed-signal and noise-sensitive boards), BCI Integration (TI ADS1299 and AFE implementation for research-grade biosensing), Embedded Firmware Development (C/C++ for data acquisition and wireless communication), and Product Customization (adapting open-source designs to your exact specifications).
Who is behind Cerelog's engineering services?
Cerelog was founded by an ex-SpaceX hardware design engineer. The team brings deep expertise in mixed-signal hardware design, BCI sensor integration, and embedded systems — the same expertise that produced the ESP-EEG board.
Can Cerelog customize the ESP-EEG for my product?
Yes. Cerelog offers product customization including different PCB form factors, size reduction, additional channels, or integration of the ESP-EEG's open-source design into a commercial product — tailored to your research or commercial requirements.
How do I start a project with Cerelog?
Use the contact form on the Cerelog website to describe your project. The engineering team will follow up to discuss your requirements and next steps.