Intec has been providing data acquisition and control solutions since 1986, and started selling its renowned brand of Freedom16 microcontrollers since 1993. The most popular microcontroller is the Freedom16-mite (a.k.a. "Steroid Stamp") offers incredibly good value in a tiny form factor. No other micro as small offers as much, or better value. The most powerful is the PowerPC based SS555 (a.k.a. "Steroid Stomp") offers an obscenity of features and power, again, in a very small footprint.

INTEC'S Clients

Most of Intec's clients are product developers who recognize the benefit of an embedded controller that can be used both as a development platform and as the final working platform. They are also keen on focusing on their project without the distraction, time, and cost of creating their own embedded controller solution. Intec's microcontroller solutions have served these clients well.

Intec's microcontroller client list ranges from small, highly innovative companies such as Inuktun and UST, to well known companies such as Motorola, Hewlett Packard and GTE.

But, there is a huge list of potential clients, who have yet to be served, by Intec or anyone else... until now. They are the electricians, researchers, lab technicians, municipal technologists, growers, inventors, etc.. They cannot afford a long, expensive and uncertain software development effort. They do not have, nor do they want to acquire nitty-gritty microcontroller expertise. They need to produce and deploy embedded applications tailored to their needs quickly and easily. They know what they want. They don't want to learn C or Assembly programming to accomplish it. These are the people who need microCommander.

Over the years, Intec has offered outstanding technical support. In so doing, it became evident that the software effort related to microcontrollers is staggering. There simply had to be a better way of building and testing microcontroller applications. So, in 1998, Intec started research on the "better way" and microCommander was conceived! Intec has focused on developing microCommander ever since.

The microCommander that you see today is great ..but it is just the tip of the iceberg... Control and automation will be changed forever.