XINDITAI / OEM

Your story.
Our shared starting point.

An effective brief connects creative ideas with practical decisions. Build your project around a clear product, sample and production specification.

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01 — THE NEXT CHAPTER↓

SHENZHEN XINDITAI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.

From the idea to the everyday experience.OEM / ODM · product references · XINDITAI

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OEM · Adapt a platform

Start with an agreed product format and tailor its identity: audio, graphics, colors and packaging. Compatibility and customization limits are reviewed first.

Prepare a project brief

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ODM · Develop an idea

Explore a new enclosure, layout or interaction. Define feasibility, development stages, tooling, intellectual property and approval criteria in writing.

Prepare a project brief

ONE FORMAT. YOUR SIGNATURE.

Six details that make it yours.

Start with the experience you want to create. Then align the sound, touch, identity and packaging.

Audio & languages

Track lists, playback sequence and recording preparation.

Buttons & interactions

Choose how a child triggers and controls the content.

Artwork & characters

Connect your licensed illustrations with the physical product.

Colors & materials

Review touch, appearance and the agreed material specification.

Brand & packaging

Logo placement, box structure, instructions and labels.

Market requirements

Confirm intended age, destination and required documentation.

FROM AN IDEA TO AN AGREED PRODUCT

A development journey
you can follow.

Clear decisions at each stage keep content, design and production aligned.

Brief & feasibility

Define market, users, required functions and project scope.

Sketch & structure

Review form, dimensions, controls and the internal layout.

Audio & electronics

Match tracks, trigger behavior, power and speaker requirements.

Prototype review

Check appearance, sound and intended use on a sample.

Tooling & pilot

Agree tooling ownership, pilot criteria and any design revisions.

Production & delivery

Confirm quality gates, packaging, inspection and shipment terms.

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A brief that moves things forward.

Target market & age group
Product type & essential functions
Estimated quantity & target schedule
Audio languages & content ownership
Artwork, branding & packaging
Required tests & shipping terms

QUALITY & DEVELOPMENT

Make the details visible.
Before you commit.

A practical quality plan connects the approved sample to the materials, audio, assembly and delivery documents.

Explore the quality plan

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Materials & components

Agree a bill of materials, component references and any required supporting records.

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Audio & function

Check the track map, trigger sequence, playback, volume and power behavior.

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Assembly & finish

Review the agreed construction, controls, appearance and sample acceptance criteria.

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Packaging & shipment

Confirm labeling, instructions, carton details and pre-shipment records.

YOUR NEXT PRODUCT, STARTING HERE

What would you like to create?

Choose a starting point. Carry these details into your project brief.

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XINDITAI / OEM

Define the scope before the sample.

Start with an existing model when its physical format fits the intended interaction. List the changes to artwork, audio, controls and packaging separately so each can be reviewed.

A new enclosure or new behaviour needs a feasibility discussion. Confirm the prototype deliverables, tooling ownership, revision limits and approval responsibilities in writing.

Reference model

Customization list

Approval milestones

From reference to a reviewable product

Audio files & track mapping

Prepare one approved file for each track. Add the button or card identifier, language, playback order and a pronunciation reference where needed. Keep filenames and revisions consistent.

Artwork & physical construction

Connect the artwork to actual dimensions and control positions. Ask for the relevant template, then review the printed proof, enclosure or fabric sample before approving the final appearance.

Sample review & change control

Record the sample identifier and list open points by function, appearance and packaging. Agree which changes need a revised sample and who signs off the production reference.