Commercial Proof

References that show how Combotto turns IoT audit pressure into a scoped path forward

These case studies are not a project archive. They show the kinds of systems, risks, and delivery outcomes Combotto is brought in to clarify before launch, customer scrutiny, or scaling pain gets more expensive.

References / Client Case Studies

Browse the newest case studies first, then use the helper notes to decide what matches your pressure

The proof library is sorted by latest publication date. Each card carries engagement context and helper text so the next click stays obvious.

Engineering case study of integrating an SCD4x CO2 sensor with an STM32 B-L475E-IOT01A2 over I2C, publishing CO2, temperature, and humidity through MQTT with live room-state visibility and configurable CO2 alarms.

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STM32 SCD4x CO2 Sensor Indoor Air Quality Case Study: MQTT and I2C Integration

Indoor Climate Field Proof

Engineering case study of integrating an SCD4x CO2 sensor with an STM32 B-L475E-IOT01A2 over I2C, publishing CO2, temperature, and humidity through MQTT with live room-state visibility and configurable CO2 alarms.

Indoor climate CO2 proof

Then inspect how an STM32 device, MQTT path, and monitor alarm flow stay legible for indoor air quality and CO2 use cases.

stm32indoor air quality monitoringco2 monitoring

Shows the system under pressure, the evidence surfaced, and how Combotto turned that into a practical next move.

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How a before-hardening audit exposed four gateway and ingest findings, a focused sprint fixed them, and the after-hardening check created a clear reference point for ongoing review.

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Rust IoT Gateway Hardening Case Study: From Plaintext Ingest to Verified TLS

Audit -> Sprint -> Retainer Case Study

How a before-hardening audit exposed four gateway and ingest findings, a focused sprint fixed them, and the after-hardening check created a clear reference point for ongoing review.

Audit -> Sprint -> Retainer proof

Start here for the clearest end-to-end example of one gateway slice audited, hardened, and rechecked.

rustiot gatewaytls

Shows the system under pressure, the evidence surfaced, and how Combotto turned that into a practical next move.

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A comprehensive reliability and security audit of Combotto's secure edge IoT Gateway, identifying strengths, architectural bottlenecks, and a 90-day roadmap toward production-grade resilience.

Combotto contributes to optimizing secure edge IoT gateway

Security & Reliability Audit

A comprehensive reliability and security audit of Combotto's secure edge IoT Gateway, identifying strengths, architectural bottlenecks, and a 90-day roadmap toward production-grade resilience.

Baseline gateway audit

Then review the broader audit reference that surfaces architecture, TLS, ACL, and observability gaps before sprint scoping.

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Shows the system under pressure, the evidence surfaced, and how Combotto turned that into a practical next move.

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How To Read The Proof

Use the newest proof first, then use the helper notes below to decide which audit slice matches your pressure.

The library above is date-driven. These helper notes exist so a buyer, partner, or internal stakeholder can quickly choose between the end-to-end hardening case, the broader gateway audit, and the field-proof monitoring slice.

Customer scrutiny

Start with the audit and hardening references if a buyer, partner, or internal stakeholder needs a clearer answer on security and operational risk.

Launch pressure

Use the gateway-focused cases when production is close and hidden path, transport, or telemetry gaps need to be surfaced fast.

Reliability drift

Finish with the fleet-monitoring proof when the system works in pieces but the evidence trail still feels too weak for confident follow-through.

Next Step

If your team is facing a similar decision, start with the audit scope conversation.

Share the architecture slice, the current pressure point, and the decision window. Combotto replies with a fit check, a suggested audit scope, and the next concrete step.