OEM / ODM
Start from an existing animal-head platform or define a deeper custom scope.
Build Your Custom OID Reading Pen System.
Hardware, OID-coded books, audio, firmware and retail packaging developed as one production-ready program.
Custom audio & content
Organize narration, pronunciation, music and multilingual files.
OID print integration
Coordinate artwork touchpoints, code mapping and physical print proofs.
Factory testing
Check recognition, audio, controls, charging and pack-out against the approved sample.
One system. Every part coordinated.
A reliable talking-pen project connects hardware, printed content and audio through one controlled specification. We review the complete interaction before a production release is approved.
Review your requirements
Pen hardware
Housing, buttons, sensor, speaker, memory, battery and charging configuration.
OID print
Code layer, touchpoint map, proof output and production-print checks.
Audio library
Named files, language versions, voice direction and mapped responses.
Firmware
Reading, repeat, volume, mode and low-power behavior.
Retail set
Books, cards, cable, inserts, packaging and shipment preparation.
Use one platform across multiple learning formats.
Choose the print format around the learner journey, content volume, target age and retail channel—not only around the pen shell.
Picture books
Narration, character dialogue, sound effects and guided exploration.
Vocabulary cards
Words, phrases, pronunciation and question-and-answer prompts.
Posters & worksheets
Reusable classroom and home-learning touch activities.
Language programs
Structured lessons, repeat practice and multilingual versions.
From requirements to production.
Each stage has a tangible output so product, content and commercial decisions stay connected.
- 01
Requirements
Confirm content, target age, market, quantity and intended interaction.
- 02
Integrated sample
Combine the pen, OID print, audio, firmware and package direction.
- 03
Pilot approval
Test physical samples and close recorded issues before release.
- 04
Mass production
Run the approved configuration with order-specific inspection points.
What to send for a useful quotation.
A clear first brief lets us identify the right platform and the missing decisions before sampling begins.
- Target learner age and destination market
- Book, card, poster or worksheet files
- Languages, scripts and available audio
- Estimated pen and printed-content quantities
- Packaging, accessory and target-timing requirements
Frequently asked questions.
Practical answers for an initial project review. Final commercial and technical terms belong in the written quotation and approved specification.
Can you use our existing book artwork?
Editable artwork can be reviewed for OID code placement, touchpoint planning and print preparation. A physical integrated proof is recommended before production.
Can the pen support multiple languages?
Projects can use separate language versions or defined language-selection behavior. The final approach depends on memory, firmware, content volume and the intended user experience.
Do you produce the coded books as well?
The project scope can coordinate compatible pens, OID-ready print files, book production, audio mapping, accessories and packaging. Final responsibilities are confirmed in the quotation.
What determines MOQ and lead time?
The platform, shell color, memory, print quantity, audio workload, packaging, compliance scope and component availability all affect the commercial plan.
Let’s build your OID reading pen program.
Share the product format, files and quantity you already know. We will identify a practical starting point for quotation and sampling.