Frog animal-head design
A distinctive frog housing gives the reading set a recognizable character-led identity.
16 · Product model
Build a touch-reading learning set around the frog animal-head pen and your own books, cards, language program or educational content.

Quick buyer answer
The frog-head OID reading pen is an OEM touch-reading platform for custom books, cards, posters and worksheets. Buyers can adapt the colors, circular face insert, branding, multilingual audio, firmware, coded print and package set. Samples are verified against the released touchpoint map and audio library before production.
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Product description
The frog OID reading pen uses an optical sensor to connect selected areas of printed content with assigned audio files. A child can touch a word, picture, icon or activity area to hear pronunciation, narration, music, sound effects or guided feedback without using a screen.
OEM development coordinates the pen firmware, audio naming, OID code map and printed artwork. The integrated sample is checked before production so touchpoints, controls, audio playback, charging and package contents can be verified against the released project files.
A distinctive frog housing gives the reading set a recognizable character-led identity.
Mapped print areas can link illustrations, words and activities to specific audio responses.
The same platform can support books, cards, posters, worksheets and themed activity sets.
Sensor response, audio mapping, buttons, charging and package contents can be verified before shipment.
Customization scope
Final options are confirmed against your content, intended user, order plan and target-market requirements before sampling.
Character direction, approved colors, circular face insert, button icons and branding
Narration, pronunciation, songs, prompts, sound effects and language versions
Reading, repeat, volume, mode and low-power behavior
Code preparation, touchpoint mapping, proof testing and production print checks
Books, cards, charging cable, inserts, retail box and shipping configuration
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Send Your RequirementsBuyer FAQ
These answers cover the questions buyers usually need to resolve before sample development. Final specifications are confirmed in the approved sample and written order documents.
Ask a Project QuestionAn optical sensor recognizes coded areas printed on compatible books, cards, posters or worksheets. Each touchpoint is mapped to an approved audio file such as pronunciation, narration, music, feedback or a sound effect.
Yes. Your artwork can be prepared with OID touchpoints and linked to the audio library. Printed proofs, firmware and file mapping are checked together before the final sample is approved.
Typical options include the frog housing colors, circular face insert, logo, button icons, audio program, firmware behavior, books, cards, accessories, inserts and retail packaging.
Multilingual versions can be developed when the switching method, voice files, memory requirement and content structure are defined during engineering. Final behavior is confirmed on the integrated sample.
Checks can cover sensor recognition, correct audio mapping, buttons, speaker output, charging, appearance, printed content and package contents against the approved sample and written order specification.
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Project evidence & catalog
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Share your content format, target age, language, estimated quantity and sales market. We will help define a practical starting configuration for sampling.