Tablet Series
Android 12, 4GB+64GB, 10,000 mAh and built-in NFC, with optional barcode, fingerprint, RFID and Ethernet modules.
OEM / ODM CENTRE
Five areas you can change
Most projects touch more than one of these. Each page sets out what can be changed on an existing platform, what moves the project onto the ODM route, and what has to be settled before the line starts.
Hardware Customization
Modules, interfaces, memory tiers, LTE bands and chargers — the 2D engine, fingerprint sensor, NFC, RFID and ID card reader fitted to your build, plus the internal USB, TTL serial, GPIO and SPI headers available to integrators.
Hardware options ↗Software Customization
API and SDK access for every module in the build, output formats confirmed before the order is placed, and your application pre-installed on the image instead of rolled out on site.
SDK and integration ↗Industrial Design
Finishing changes that reuse existing tooling, structural changes that need partial tooling, and a new enclosure that needs full tooling — including what a housing change does to ingress protection.
Design and tooling ↗Android OS Customization
The Android version per platform, GMS or plain AOSP, boot logo, launcher and kiosk behaviour, pre-installed applications, and whether the image is frozen or updateable.
OS and image ↗Certification Support
What the standard build already carries, how conformity for your destination market is scoped before tooling, and what triggers re-testing once the enclosure, board or radio changes.
Compliance planning ↗TWO PROGRAMMES
Start from a shipping platform, or from your requirement
OEM — reconfigure a proven platform
The mainboard and tooling already exist and have been through production, so the engineering risk is low and the route to a sample is short. You choose what changes; everything else stays as validated.
- Module set, interface layout and memory tier
- Android build, boot logo and pre-installed applications
- Housing colour, silk-screen and model name
- Packaging, manual and accessory set
ODM — design the device around the workflow
When the standard mechanical or electrical design cannot meet the requirement — a different screen size, a housing built into a kiosk or vehicle dock, an extra interface, or a module we have not integrated before — the change is designed, tooled and taken through samples into production.
- Mechanical and electrical design work
- New tooling where the housing or mainboard changes
- Engineering samples and revision rounds
- Mass production after the sample build passes
The stage-by-stage process is described on the Custom Solutions page — requirements and feasibility, written proposal, engineering sample, verification and certification, mass production, then delivery and support.
SCOPE
What can be changed on a platform
| Area | What is configurable |
|---|---|
| Data capture modules | Fingerprint sensor (FAP10 capacitive, FAP20 or FAP30 optical), second-generation ID card reader, NFC at 13.56 MHz, RFID at 13.56 MHz or LF 125K/134.2K, rear 2D scan engine from Newland, Honeywell N3680 or Zebra 4710 |
| Interfaces | Interface layout including RJ45 Ethernet, USB-A, USB Type-C, DC charging, TTL serial, GPIO and SPI headers for custom peripherals |
| Memory and storage | RAM and storage tier, SD/TF support, and the partition layout your firmware expects |
| Display | Display resolution and touch glass options on platforms that offer more than one tier |
| Android build | Android version, GMS or plain AOSP build, custom launcher, kiosk lock-down, pre-installed applications and API or SDK support for installed modules |
| Housing and appearance | Housing colour, silk-screen printing, device model name and the marking on the rating label |
| Branding and packaging | Boot logo, colour box, printed manual, accessory set, labels and serialisation; carton and pallet specifications to suit your logistics |
| Power and accessories | Charger plug types, power adapter input range, vehicle or desk mounting and dock accessories |
| Market adaptation | LTE band configuration and charger plugs matched to the destination market, and the certification scope your market requires |
PLATFORMS
Platforms available as OEM baselines
These models are in production and can be reconfigured as an OEM build, or used as the starting point for an ODM project.
Tablet Series
IP65 sealing, wired RJ45, 10,000 mAh and optional fingerprint, ID card reader, NFC or 2D engine.
Handheld Series
Android 12, removable 5100 mAh battery, Honeywell or Zebra 2D engine, NFC and full-band LTE.
Handheld Series
5-inch Android identity terminal with NXP NFC, 2D scanning and fingerprint module options.
See the full product range ↗ · Biometric tablets and fingerprint terminals ↗
QUALITY
Production, quality control and traceability
Inspection runs from incoming materials to finished goods, so the build is checked before it reaches the end of the line rather than after packing. Each unit is serialised, which means a delivered device can be traced back to its production record — useful when a field issue has to be understood quickly rather than argued about.
Before assembly
- Incoming material inspection against the agreed specification
- Module set verified against the project bill of materials
- Firmware image confirmed before units are built
During and after assembly
- In-process checks during assembly
- Burn-in before the unit is closed
- Serialisation and outgoing inspection against the acceptance criteria
ORDERING
Ordering terms
| Item | How it is handled |
|---|---|
| MOQ | 2 units for a build that reuses existing tooling. Where a programme needs new tooling or a new mainboard, the figure for that programme is stated in your written quotation. |
| Samples | Built in about 3 days and reviewed against the acceptance criteria before mass production, so the module set, interfaces and firmware are verified on real hardware rather than on a drawing. |
| Lead time | About 25 days from sample approval to shipment. Where tooling or certification work is involved, you receive a written schedule covering samples, verification and mass production before the first sample is built. |
| Certification | The standard build carries GMS certification where the specification lists it, and the capacitive fingerprint module holds Ministry of Public Security certification where used. Requirements your destination market adds — conformity marks, radio approvals, documentation — are agreed before tooling so the test plan fits the schedule instead of extending it. |
| Documentation and SDK | API or SDK support is supplied for the modules installed in your build, together with the agreed specification sheet. Tell us at the start if your procurement process requires particular records, so they are included in the project scope. |
| Payment and shipping | Commercial terms, incoterms, carton and pallet specifications and shipping arrangements are agreed with the quotation. |
OEM / ODM QUESTIONS
OEM and ODM questions
Can you manufacture rugged tablets under our own brand?
Yes. Private-label builds cover the boot logo, housing silk-screen, device model name, rating labels and serial numbers, plus a custom colour box, printed manual and accessory set. Carton and pallet specifications can be adjusted to the way your market receives goods.
What documentation comes with a production order?
The documentation set is agreed with the quotation and normally covers the agreed specification sheet, API or SDK documentation for the modules installed in the build, and the packing information for the shipment. Tell us at the start if your procurement process requires particular certificates or test records, so they can be included in the scope instead of added later.
How is quality controlled during production?
Inspection runs from incoming materials to finished goods: incoming material checks, in-process checks during assembly, burn-in, serialisation and outgoing inspection against the acceptance criteria agreed for your project. Because units are serialised, a delivered device can be traced back to its production record.
Can we start with a small first order?
Yes. MOQ is 2 units for a build that reuses existing tooling, so a pilot order can start small. Where a programme needs new tooling or a new mainboard, the figure for that programme is stated in your written quotation.
NEXT STEP
Start an OEM or ODM project
Send the following and we will tell you whether an existing platform covers it, or whether new design work is needed:
- The device you have in mind, or the model you want to start from
- Deployment scenario and operating environment — temperature, dust, water, drop height, cleaning agents
- Modules and interfaces the device must have
- Software requirements — Android version, GMS or AOSP, kiosk behaviour, applications to pre-install
- Target volume — samples, first order and expected annual quantity
- Destination market and the certification it requires
- Target date, and any fixed deadline behind it
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