Product referenceBlinking Panda
PT-001
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Plush audio companions
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Product referenceBlow-Activated Dinosaur
PT-002
Product referenceInteractive Westie Puppy
PT-003
Product referencePaPa Panda
PT-004
Product referenceAI PaPa Panda
PT-005
Product referenceAI Huahua · Version 1
PT-006
Product referenceAI Huahua · Version 2
PT-007
Product referenceAI Thinking Panda
PT-008
Product referenceAI Thinking Panda with Paws
PT-009
Product referenceAI Penguin
PT-010
Product referenceAI Purple Teddy Bear
PT-011
Product referenceAI Rabbit
PT-012
Product referenceBlinking Panda Bag
PT-013
Product referenceInteractive Teddy Bear Bag
PT-014
Product referenceInteractive Koala Bag
PT-015
Product referenceSoothing Otter
PT-016
Product referenceAI Lion
PT-017
Product referenceAI Dog
PT-018
Product referenceWish Bear
PT-019
Product referenceEmotion Eyes Characters · Set 1
SHEET-R42
Product referenceEmotion Eyes Sunflower
SHEET-R43
Product referenceEmotion Eyes Characters · Set 2
SHEET-R44
Product references from the company library. Availability, final specifications, artwork rights, MOQ and lead time are confirmed for each project.
What to define before sampling
Project at a glance
Character proportions, fabrics and embroidery
Review front, side and rear views, proportions, fabric direction, embroidery and the placement of features. Decide which details are essential to the character identity and which can change during sampling. Compare a physical sample with the approved artwork under consistent lighting. A flat picture alone cannot settle softness, seam feel or the way a character holds its pose.
Control positions, speaker placement and power access
Reserve space for the audio assembly, controls and power source. Discuss how the speaker opening, fabric layers and stuffing affect the listening experience. Agree access for loading content and servicing the configured electronics. Do not postpone these decisions until the outer plush sample is complete, because changes inside can alter shape, balance and assembly.
Approved content, languages and software scope
Supply approved recordings or a documented content plan and clarify language editions. Agree the product-specific care method and any removable components before writing packaging instructions. Do not assume an electronic plush toy can be washed like an ordinary soft toy. Connected versions need a separate discussion of software ownership, setup, accounts and ongoing service responsibilities.
03 ↗Developing a custom plush audio companion
Define both what the character should look like and how it should respond.
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04 ↗An audio localization checklist for children’s products
The language of the website, printed artwork and loaded audio are separate decisions.
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Share your idea, target market and the details that matter.
A character, a voice and a clear response
Separate appearance from behaviour in the brief. Describe the silhouette, fabric, embroidery and proportions alongside the actions that trigger a voice, movement or light.
What to prepare
Confirm the electronics access, cleaning instructions and expected interaction on a physical sample. Fixed audio and connected conversation need different development and review plans.
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