Smart home, smarter sourcing.
IoT and smart home hardware manufacture in Shenzhen — connected sensors, gateways, hubs and displays with rapid-turn prototypes, supplier-direct costing and certification pre-compliance handled before your device meets a regulator. The shortage of smart home products is rarely technology; it is usually the supply chain around it.
Smart home, smarter sourcing.
Smart home is a supply-chain business in a consumer brand's coat: radios that must pass FCC, plastics from molds you don't own yet, and a mass run that arrives before the confidence does. We fix the sequence — DFM from quote, prototype in a pilot run on the real line, pre-compliance reviews against CE, FCC, UKCA and RoHS targets before certification — so the first 10,000 units are as quiet as unit one, and the cost structure stays supplier-direct. The result is a launch you can schedule: certification is not the surprise, and the factory is not the excuse. The supply-chain question gets answered before the mold is made — not after the first return arrives.
How the network works
Three ways we de-risk connected hardware.
Each one removes a failure mode before it becomes a delay — and all three sit inside one contract, so none of them becomes someone else's fault.
Rapid prototypes
DFM starts at the quote, not after. Pilot runs use the same 9 SMT lines that will build the mass run — 1-100 pieces when the line allows — so there is no machine gap between prove-out and production, no second qualification when volume starts, and no redesign because the line you tested is not the line you got.
Pilot runsDTC cost structure
No wholesale layer, no distributor margin: one BOM, one build cost, one invoice. The gross margin is your design decision, and every cost line is itemized so a crowd-funding or DTC budget survives first contact with manufacturing — right down to the screws, and the labor behind them.
BOM & sourcingCertification coordination
Radio, EMC and material targets fixed in the build plan: CE and UKCA documents, FCC filing data, RoHS declarations. Pre-compliance reviews run on the line — antenna placement, grounding and enclosure effects included — so the lab finds your device ready, not over again. Worst case, the fix costs a revision, not a quarter.
Certification filesFrom idea to mass production.
Four gates, one network. Each gate leaves a record you can show a partner, an investor or a certification body — and every gate is staffed by the people who built the gate before it — that continuity is the difference between a launch and a lucky launch.
Definition
Product framing, rough BOM, radio and enclosure choices — target cost lines agreed before anything is made, and the fabrication route kept single-source.
Prototype
DFM-reviewed boards, firmware collaboration loops, pilot runs of 1-100 pieces with full test data returned — plus the antenna and radio measurements your planner needs.
Pilot
Field quantities, certification pre-compliance review, and a fixed mass-quote written against real pilot results — not against a spreadsheet's hopes.
Mass & fulfill
Volume runs on the same lines, per-lot test records, and FOB Shenzhen, CIF or DDP shipment with export papers — so the container seals on the date the plan said.
Start at the confident end.
Send the idea, the reference design, or the BOM the other factory ruined. The engineering desk answers within 24-48 hours with a DFM review, a pre-compliance check and a fixed quote — and the plan starts at prototype 01, with the certification date already on the calendar instead of in the wish list. One decision per week, not one panic per quarter.
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