Printed-content recognition
Mapped touchpoints can be prepared for books, cards, posters, worksheets and other printed formats.
01 · Product platform
Turn printed content into an interactive audio experience with a reading pen, custom books and a mapped sound library.

Product description
A talking reading pen uses optical recognition to connect selected areas of printed content with specific audio files. Children can touch an illustration, word, icon or activity prompt to hear the corresponding narration, pronunciation, music or feedback without using a screen.
For OEM and ODM projects, the hardware and printed content must be planned as one system. We help buyers organize code mapping, audio naming, interaction logic, language versions and printed-material preparation so the pen, books and accessories can be sampled and checked together.
Mapped touchpoints can be prepared for books, cards, posters, worksheets and other printed formats.
Words, stories, songs, questions and response prompts can be organized into a structured audio library.
Single-language, bilingual and activity-mode structures can be defined around the intended learning flow.
The pen can be developed together with books, cards, stickers, cables and project-specific packaging.
Customization scope
Final options are confirmed against your content, intended user, order plan and target-market requirements before sampling.
Shell shape, color direction, button layout and printed branding
Playback rules, repeat controls, volume logic and operating modes
Narration, pronunciation, music, sound effects and multilingual versions
Book formats, page mapping, activity cards and supporting print items
Retail box, inserts, charging cable and coordinated learning components
Prepare your brief
Early clarity reduces back-and-forth and helps us recommend a realistic product starting point.
Send Your RequirementsShare your content format, target age, language, estimated quantity and sales market. We will help define a practical starting configuration for sampling.