EMS–TRADE Electronics export trading
A clean final-assembly bench holding a delivery robot with its cargo lid closed, a thin display module in a plain stand and a pair of smart glasses on a low riser

Network · Group D of five · 7 of 24 sites · verified 2026-09-13

Group D —
consumer and terminal products:
seven sites.

Seven sites that ship finished goods, each running an OEM or ODM programme and each publishing its own minimum order quantity.

Group D
7
Supplier sites in this capability group, of 24 in the network
Share of network
7/24
Seven of the 24 sites; published minimums run from 100 units to project scale
List ISO 9001
2/7
Counted over this group's own members, not the network total
List RoHS
3/7
Read from each member's own published certification list
List CE
3/7
Three of the seven list CE; two of the seven publish no certification at all

01Group D · identity

The only group where you buy a product, not a capability.

7 of 24 sites7 OEM / ODM programmesMOQ published by each

The object arrives branded, boxed and certified for a market. The seven members share nothing technically and everything commercially.

A delivery robot, a thin display panel, smart glasses on a riser and an enclosed 3D printer staged in one line
Fig. 01Seven finished-goods lines. Robots, screens and wearables, machines and structures, mobility and identity hardware.
A finished autonomous delivery robot with a closed white body, a sensor band and an open tray shelf D1

Robots

40 kg payload 2,040 m²/h

AOMAN FUTURE · 6 quality gates + 48 h aging

A finished pair of AI camera glasses seen front-on, with the camera lens set into the temple D2

Screens & wearables

0.96"–15.6" 300–5,000 nits

EMS-Display · EMS Eyewear

A finished enclosed professional 3D printer with a closed chamber and a blank control screen D3

Machines & structures

3 printer tiers Modular buildings

Precise3D · MODURA

A finished wall-mounted biometric access terminal with a fingerprint pad, a camera window and a blank display D4

Mobility & identity

250–3,000 W Fingerprint to terminal

EMS-EBIKE · EMS Biometric

MOQ across the group spans two orders of magnitude — 100 pcs, 500 pcs, 100 units, 50-unit ordersThe buyer is the brand owner, so the market's rules land on the buyer

02Group D · the members

Seven members, their families and their numbers.

7 sitesFamilies & numbersOutbound links open the site

Each member publishes its own MOQ, lead time and programme terms. Two of the seven publish no certification, and their cards say so.

A delivery robot, a thin display panel, smart glasses on a riser and an enclosed 3D printer staged in one line
Fig. 02Group D — Consumer & terminal products. 7 independently operated sites, each with its own published numbers.
Three finished pairs of smart glasses laid in a level row on a clean pale bench, one audio, one camera and one sports pair
Fig. 03Six product lines from one member. MOQ from 100 pcs per SKU, 14-day prototyping, Class-10,000 final assembly.
A finished autonomous delivery robot with a closed white body, a sensor band and an open tray shelf D-01

AOMAN FUTURE

Commercial service robots for delivery, cleaning and reception — designed in Shenzhen with authorised manufacturing partners and shipped worldwide.

AOMAN D1 Multi-Scene Delivery Robot AOMAN C1 Autonomous Scrubber AOMAN C2 Pro Cleaning Robot AOMAN G1 Reception & Guidance Robot
40 kg payload (D1) 2,040 m²/h cleaning (C1) 70 L + 50 L tanks (C1)

Group D · Consumer & terminal

An overlapping fan of finished TFT and OLED display modules with blank grey fields and ribbon tails D-02

EMS-Display

Shenzhen manufacturer of LCD, OLED and TFT display modules, 0.96"–15.6", 300–5,000 nits, MOQ 500 pcs, samples in 7–15 days.

TFT-LCD Modules OLED & AMOLED COG Small-Size High-Brightness Touch-Integrated Custom LCM & Interface Kits
500K–1M modules monthly 7–15 day samples, 20–35 day production MOQ as low as 500 pcs

Group D · Consumer & terminal

A finished pair of AI camera glasses seen front-on, with the camera lens set into the temple D-03

EMS Eyewear

AI smart glasses OEM/ODM manufacturer across six product lines — audio, camera, AR display, sports, translation and assistive — with MOQ from 100 pcs.

Smart Audio Glasses (PL-01) AI Camera Glasses (PL-02) AR Display Glasses (PL-03) Sports & Cycling (PL-04) AI Translation (PL-05) Assistive & Safety (PL-06)
MOQ from 100 pcs per SKU 14-day prototyping after spec freeze Class-10,000 clean room

Group D · Consumer & terminal

A finished enclosed professional 3D printer with a closed chamber and a blank control screen D-04

Precise3D

Export-grade consumer 3D printers, MOQ from 100 units per model, CE LVD and RoHS-compliant exports, worldwide shipping.

Pro X1 Professional (CoreXY, enclosed) Creator C1 tier Start S1 entry tier OEM / White Label Distribution programme Education programme
3,500 m² facility 4 assembly lines plus burn-in 500 mm/s max print speed

Group D · Consumer & terminal

A finished modular accommodation module with a glazed end wall, raised on a low steel base frame D-05

MODURA

Precision-engineered modular buildings — apartments, hotels and offices — delivered 50% faster than conventional construction through a verified manufacturing network in East Asia.

Modular Apartments Modular Hotels Modular Offices Standard Design Library Reference Programmes
50% faster: 100 units in 8 months 80% of work in a controlled factory 15–20% average project cost saving

Group D · Consumer & terminal

A finished city e-bike in strict side profile with an integrated downtube battery and a teal chain-guard accent D-06

EMS-EBIKE

Electric two-wheeler OEM/ODM programme manufacturing and exporting electric tricycles, e-bikes, e-scooters and accessories — battery packs, smart chargers, hub motors and controllers.

E-Tricycles, 150–500 L cargo boxes E-Bikes: city, fat-tire, folding, cargo E-Scooters: city, foldable, off-road 36–72 V packs, chargers, hub motors
250–3,000 W motor power 40–200 km range per charge 72 V maximum battery system

Group D · Consumer & terminal

A finished wall-mounted biometric access terminal with a fingerprint pad, a camera window and a blank display D-07

EMS Biometric

Biometric chips — fingerprint SoCs, QR decode chips, face algorithm processors — plus fingerprint and face modules, 2D barcode scan engines and access-control terminals for B2B OEM/ODM.

Chips (AS Series) Fingerprint Modules Face Modules Barcode Scanners Access Control & Attendance Terminals Solutions: door-lock, channel, cloud
400+ registered patents 300 million+ chips shipped since 2005 150+ catalogued models

Group D · Consumer & terminal

03Group D · published standards, member by member

Counted over Group D's own seven members.

2 / 7 ISO 90013 / 7 RoHS3 / 7 CE2 publish none

2 of 7 list ISO 9001 · 3 of 7 list RoHS · 3 of 7 list CE. Two of the seven — AOMAN FUTURE and EMS Biometric — publish no certification at all.

A finished autonomous delivery robot with a closed white body, a sensor band and an open tray shelf D-01

AOMAN FUTURE

No certification published

Publishes no certification. Rendered on proof instead: six quality gates per unit and a 48-hour aging run on every robot.

An overlapping fan of finished TFT and OLED display modules with blank grey fields and ribbon tails D-02

EMS-Display

ISO 9001 RoHS CE
ISO 9001 IATF 16949 ISO 13485 ISO 14001 CE · FCC RoHS · REACH UL Conflict-Free
A finished pair of AI camera glasses seen front-on, with the camera lens set into the temple D-03

EMS Eyewear

RoHS CE
CE (RED/EMC/LVD/RoHS) FCC (RF & EMC) RoHS REACH BQB Bluetooth UN38.3 ANSI Z87.1 EN166
A finished enclosed professional 3D printer with a closed chamber and a blank control screen D-04

Precise3D

RoHS CE
CE (LVD) per EN 62368-1 RoHS (EU 2015/863) CE (EMC) per EN 55032/55035
A finished modular accommodation module with a glazed end wall, raised on a low steel base frame D-05

MODURA

ISO 9001
ISO 9001:2015 ISO 14001:2015 ISO 45001:2018 ICC-ES evaluation report light-steel framing, IBC/IRC 2021 SGS CPR certificate Intertek WH fire test to ISO 3008-1
A finished city e-bike in strict side profile with an integrated downtube battery and a teal chain-guard accent D-06

EMS-EBIKE

No quality-system standard listed
EN 15194 EN 50604 UL 2849 (US battery) UL 2271 (US cells) eMark L1e (EU type-approval) UN 38.3
A finished wall-mounted biometric access terminal with a fingerprint pad, a camera window and a blank display D-07

EMS Biometric

No certification published

Publishes no certification. Rendered on proof instead: 400+ registered patents and software works, and 300 million+ biometric chips shipped since 2005.

Two cards carry no badge rowAOMAN FUTURE is presented on six quality gates and a 48-hour aging run per robot; EMS Biometric on 400+ registered patents and 300 million+ chips shipped since 2005.
FCC Class A is not residentialClass A equipment is for commercial and industrial markets and may not be marketed for residential use; Class B carries the tighter limits. One product cannot carry both claims.
The brand owner inherits the dutyProduct conformity belongs to the manufacturer and, once your name is on the object, to you. The trading company holds no citable certificate of its own.
A test rack of finished TFT and OLED display modules in a bright inspection room, every screen lit to the same flat grey field
Fig. 10Scope still matters. A UL 94 flammability rating is meaningless without the thickness it was tested at.
A finished enclosed professional 3D printer with its front glass door closed and a plain test cube on the bed
Fig. 11Compliance documents prepared in parallel with production, not after it — that is what keeps a launch date.

04Group D · where these products are catalogued

Where Group D's products are catalogued.

7 categories7 sites

Seven categories, one member each. The category page carries the ranges and the member that builds it.

A delivery robot, a thin display panel, smart glasses on a riser and an enclosed 3D printer staged in one line
Fig. 12Seven categories, one member each. The category page carries the ranges and names the site that builds it.

05Questions Group D buyers ask

Three questions Group D buyers ask.

3 questionsMOQ published
Q1 Can you put my brand on it? Yes. Every member in this group runs an OEM or ODM programme, and several publish white-label options explicitly on their own sites.
Q2 What is the real MOQ? It is on each card, from the partner's own site: 100 pcs per SKU for smart glasses, 500 pcs for display modules, 100 units per model for printers.
Q3 What if I only want 30 units to test the market? Most of Group D will not run 30. We will tell you the real floor rather than take the order and let it fail.
An overlapping fan of finished TFT and OLED display modules with blank grey fields and ribbon tails
Fig. 13The selection axis is the minimum order and the market's certification regime, not the unit specification.
Three finished volumetric building modules in strict alignment on a pale apron under an open sky
Fig. 14One member is measured in months, not units — a 100-unit apartment building in 8 months rather than 18.
A finished city e-bike in strict side profile with an integrated downtube battery and a teal chain-guard accent
Fig. 15Fleet-scale mobility. 250–3,000 W, 40–200 km per charge and a 72 V battery ceiling, with weekly progress media.
A plain retail shelving unit with a continuous row of e-ink shelf labels and one coiled anti-theft display cable
Fig. 16Retail and identity hardware is where the brand owner's own market rules land hardest.
A finished autonomous delivery robot with a closed white body, a sensor band and an open tray shelf
Fig. 17Labour substitution is a service contract, not a unit sale — which is why the 24/7 desk and the aging run matter.

06Start

Send us the product you want private-labelled.

Tell us the product, the market and the volume. We will give you the real minimum order.

Recorded. An engineer will reply.

Written technical assessment, from eric@dfshk.cn.

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