About

About

Embedded engineering for the machines that can’t afford to guess.

ZET Systems is a Zeman Embedded Technologies company, founded to design and build embedded control systems for OEMs and industrial machinery. Our flagship work is the ZET Keystone / ZET Redoubt platform — a networked g-code controller engineered and manufactured in the United States, from the hobbyist bench to government and defense deployments.

Why we build in the USA

The industrial and hobbyist controller market has been dominated for years by low-cost imported hardware with closed firmware, thin documentation, and no accountable manufacturer to call when something goes wrong on the floor. We think a controller that’s actually engineered — not just assembled — from a company you can reach, is overdue.

Every ZET controller is designed and manufactured in the United States, which also puts it in position to serve procurement channels that require it — including the SDVOSB/TXVOSB-eligible government and defense contracts our Redoubt line targets.

What we do

ZET Systems engineers embedded technology for OEMs — motion control, secure networking, and the firmware that ties them together. The ZET Keystone and ZET Redoubt controllers are our flagship product, but the same split-processing engineering discipline behind them is what we bring to OEM and custom embedded projects.

Certifications

Veteran-owned, and building the paperwork to prove it

TXVOSB Certified

ZET Systems is a certified Texas Veteran-Owned Small Business (TXVOSB) through the Texas Comptroller’s office.

SDVOSB — In Progress

Our Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) certification with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (CVE) is currently in process. We’ll update this page the moment it’s finalized.

Straight Talk

We’re a startup. Here’s what that means for you.

ZET Systems is early. The Keystone/Redoubt platform is in active development, not yet shipping. We’re building this site and our early access list to be upfront about exactly that — you’ll get real development updates, a say in the spec sheet, and pricing the moment it’s set, not a countdown timer and vaporware.