For standard OEM private labeling (logo customization, custom packaging, and pre-loaded firmware), our typical MOQ starts at 500 units. For full ODM hardware projects—including custom frame injection molds, proprietary PCB redesigns, or specialized sensor integration (such as OCO™ Optomyography or thermal imaging)—our MOQ is 2,000 to 5,000 units depending on tooling complexity.

Patented OCO™ Optomyography (OMG) measures tiny three-dimensional facial skin deformations optically without requiring gel electrodes to touch the skin or cameras aimed at the user's face. Unlike surface EMG, it eliminates conductive gel dry-out, skin irritation, and signal drift over long usage sessions. Compared to inward cameras, OCO™ sensors function perfectly under direct sunlight or complete darkness, consume 90% less battery power, and ensure complete user privacy by processing motion vector signals directly on the edge PCB without saving video feeds.

Yes. Our smart glasses come with open Android/iOS SDKs and BLE 5.3 / Wi-Fi API endpoints. Clients can seamlessly connect our micro-microphone audio stream and camera feeds into their own custom Large Language Models (LLMs), proprietary translation cloud servers (supporting 140+ languages), or specialized enterprise AR field maintenance platforms.

All wearable hardware produced in our facility undergoes rigorous quality assurance testing. Products are certified for global export with CE Mark, FCC, RoHS, REACH, WEEE, and UN38.3 (Battery Safety). For medical research and bio-sensing hardware models, our production environment adheres strictly to ISO13485 medical device quality management standards.

We sign strict non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and intellectual property protection contracts prior to reviewing design files. Clients retain 100% ownership of their custom industrial designs (ID), mechanical enclosures, and proprietary software algorithms. Where patented technology (such as GB2561537, US11,003,899) is utilized, clear sub-licensing frameworks are established to protect all parties.

Off-the-shelf evaluation samples can be dispatched within 3 to 5 business days. Functional 3D-printed CNC prototypes with working PCB assembly take approximately 2 to 3 weeks. Full ODM mass production—including steel mold fabrication, SMT component procurement, and automated line assembly—typically spans 45 to 60 days from design sign-off.