[crtified]

Looking back at the recent history of the company involved, Invenco, the main foundational change since the last leap year occurred (2020) is that they were sold in 2022 to a United States-based global industrial tech company Vontier.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/472444/ivenco-sold-to-us... (sic)

There is a certain pattern there, of home-grown startup, mentored through internal growth and success - then sold off, at which time all sorts of the usual merger weirdness and slipping-through-cracks happens.

[sam_bristow]

Pretty sure I interviewed with this company about 10 years ago. Their software stack was all assembly on the embedded side. They were in the process of developing an new hardware with a soft-core processor because the original hardware was all end of life.