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Adsum Networks builds Adsum IoT Coder, the coding agent for embedded IoT firmware with expert knowledge inside it. We are embedded engineers who shipped IoT gateways and devices before we shipped an agent, and the product is built the way we wished our own tools were: curated expertise, credited to the engineers who wrote it, verified on real hardware. Adsum also writes, signs and licenses gateway firmware for partner open hardware: the Adsum NTN Relay on the Fanstel BLG20x and LBG20x, licensed per relay at www.adsumnetworks.com, and the LEW840x, with signed images to evaluate and licensed source per module. See gateway firmware.

Team

Ismail Hamdad

Over 25 years in telecoms. Founder, inventor and pioneer in 3GPP and AI infrastructure technology; recently head of emerging technology product strategy and innovation at Verizon. Leads product architecture, developer growth and commercial partnerships.

Omar Morceli

Ten years in embedded IoT engineering. Leads agent development and hardware validation; curates embedded IoT knowledge.

Contributors

The expertise the agent runs on is written by named engineers, credited in the session where their work is used, not in a footnote. These are the first engineers outside the team to contribute knowledge shipped in the product, and the roster is growing:

Redouane Elmagroud

Twenty years in network and cybersecurity, JNCIE-SEC certified. Contributed the CRA and security posture and report knowledge.

Yaman Kalaji

Cambridge PhD researcher in IoT sensing and edge AI. Contributed the ESP32-S3 and DevKitC board knowledge.

Nebil Alamin

Twenty years in mobile networks, now distinguished 5G architect at Verizon. Contributed the LTE-M and NB-IoT knowledge.
Everyone named here is credited on the knowledge they contributed, and credit is cumulative: a piece changing hands never erases the engineer who wrote it.

Credit is attribution. The knowledge and tools shipped in the product are owned by Adsum Networks. Engineers who would rather author and keep an independent module can ask about separate terms.

Add your expertise

We are recruiting the engineers who will write what comes next: new IoT technologies, protocols, and boards we do not cover yet. You are credited by name in every session that uses your work, permanently. What to bring, and how it works.

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