MicroMade

Polish electronic device producer

Company structure

MicroMade is a registered company nr 0000086288.

Full name: MicroMade Gałka i Drożdż spółka jawna

The company operates in two cities in Poland:

• PIŁA - company central
       Business Office
       Production
  
• GDAŃSK - construction office
       Construction section
       Software section
  

Trade mark

The company name comes from the words "Microprocessor analog digital equipment". It means, that the company produces (Made) small microprocessor devices (Micro).
The company logo consists of two M letters in a form of PCB paths.

Our logo is a registered trade mark since 30.04.1999 under the number 105710 in the Polish licence department.

Company history

• 1988 r.
  Two graduates of the Electronic faculty from Gdansk University of Technology founds the MicroMade company. Their first product is made: the Piccolo programmer.
  
  
• 1992 r.
  MicroMade becomes a civil company - the third associate joins. Company central is moved to Piła. Here the Business Office and production section are created.
  
  
• 1992 r.
  The first version of the DSM educational system is installed in Gdansk University of Technology.
  
  
• 1993 r.
  We expose our achievements at the CeBIT fair in Hannover.
  
  
• 1994 r.
  The second version of DSM-51 is designed especially for the needs of electronic high schools.
  
  
• 1995 r.
  The DSM-51 Educational Set is approved by the Polish National Minister of Education as an educational mean for teaching microprocessor systems study.
  
  
• 1996 r.
  The handbook written by our constructor: "Basics of 8051 controller programming", is admitted by the magazine Electronics in Practice as book of the year.
  Production of magnetic card devices (SCM system) starts.
  
  
• 1999 r.
  Proximity card (transponder) devices are designed and produced. The name of these devices comes from the "beep-beep" sound which they make while reading proximity cards.
  
  
• 2001 r.
  We begin to sell EmEp1 and EmEp4 emulators - first products from the new series of devices for electronic engineers - TopLess.
  
  
• 2002 r.
  1 January - company central moves to ul. H.Wieniawskiego 16 in Piła.
  12 February - the company transforms from civil to public company.
  
  
• 2004 r.
  1 May - Poland joins the European Union. This causes the removal of all products, which do not follow the Union standards (CE).
  A new series of bibi products is created (access control and time & attendance management) along with the bibi.net network software
  A new hardware key is created - HAK2 (with USB) for securing software and encrypting data.