Solutions
Smart wearables
Wearables with location tracking, calling and health monitoring
Project requirements
Wearable devices have limited space and battery capacity. Development needs to balance tracking, communication and health monitoring with power consumption, comfort and production costs.
Development scope
- GPS, BeiDou, Wi-Fi and cellular positioning
- Cellular connectivity and two-way calls
- Heart rate and other physiological monitoring
- Low-power hardware and software design
- Mechanical design and fit for wearable devices
Typical features
- Live location and location history
- One-touch SOS
- Step counting and activity tracking
- Fall and removal detection
- Remote configuration and updates
- App and platform data synchronization
Development & production
We develop wearable devices from circuit boards and mechanical design through to assembly and testing. Antenna placement, battery space and mechanical durability are assessed during product planning.
Frequently asked questions
Can we work together with only a concept and no hardware team?
Yes. We can start by discussing the product and its functions, assessing technical options and estimating costs before you decide whether to proceed.
What battery life can a wearable achieve?
Battery life depends on the features, usage and battery capacity. During design, we estimate power consumption based on tracking frequency, display use and connectivity, then assess the expected battery life.
Can you deliver boards while we handle the mechanics?
Yes, we can supply the board only. We recommend reviewing the mechanical design at the same time to check antenna, battery and enclosure compatibility.
