Updated 22 Oct 2026 · line pages list every model with its published specification
Six AI device families beyond the wrist. Three of them — travel translation, companionship and autonomous service — are where European retail buyers are placing their 2026 orders, and all six run on hardware we build, test and ship ourselves.
The category with the clearest demo: a buyer hears it work in ten seconds and knows immediately whether it belongs on their shelf.
3.1" touch device with a four-mic directional array, cloud translation across the main world languages, photo/OCR menu translate and an offline set for the primary European pairs. Optional 4G slot for travellers who cannot find Wi-Fi.
Everyday earbuds with live interpretation in the companion app: four-mic ENC calling, low-latency mode, IPX5, six hours in the buds plus three recharges. Honest positioning matters — the phone does the translating.
Two shapes of the same ask: something that talks back. One for living rooms and care programmes, one for the toy aisle.
Desktop companion for families and senior-living programmes: reminders, conversation, music and a family photo call flow — with a hardware microphone kill switch and no camera as standard.
Plush with a removable, washable-safe electronics core: speech, songs, story packs and a parent PIN. Age grading drives the whole test plan — tell us the age on the hangtag before we quote.
Low-volume, high-ticket machines sold through integrators, facility suppliers and hospitality buyers. Different commercial shape: 50-unit MOQs, project quotation, spares and training matter more than packaging.
Front-desk greeter and wayfinder for hotels, showrooms and clinics: LiDAR navigation with self-charging, a knowledge base you write, and a guided route it can walk with a visitor.
Autonomous scrubber for corridors, supermarkets and production floors: mapping without beacons, wet and dust modes, LiFePO4 pack with a dock, and a service plan that keeps machines running after the sale.
Bipedal humanoid for the jobs a venue can cost out: opening a guided tour in a scenic area, an authored plaza or stage show, greeting visitors with a bounded question set, and leading an activity hour in a care programme. Supervised operation with an operator stop control, custom outfit and branding, authored content.
We build the R1 ring on the same sensor platform as our watches, so it is documented where the other health models are — one page, one set of claims, no duplicate listings competing with each other in search.
It covers sleep stages, recovery, HRV baseline, skin temperature and SpO2 in a 4 g titanium-aluminium shell, sizes 6–13, with EN 1811 nickel-release testing for skin contact.
Short pieces from the same workshop: what a standard actually asks for, where the cost hides in an order, and what to test before you commit.
A robot microphone kill switch is the single hardware feature that makes autonomous devices acceptable in care and lobby settings — here’s how WingPhoenix implements
Care robot privacy hinges on three written access questions—recording scope, staff permissions, and family deletion rights. This guide clarifies what must be documen
A parental control your buyer's child can undo in settings is an app. A firmware policy is not. Here is how to tell them apart before you commit to 500 units.
An honest read on what an on-device agent adds to a wearable, where it adds nothing, and how to write the spec so you are not paying for a demo.
Plug type, cable marking and spares policy decide whether your AI accessory clears customs. Here is how to scope charger certification by country before you commit.
Two architectures for voice on AI devices, and why the choice decides your app-store path, your BOM and your certification scope. Read before you brief a supplier.
IP68 and 5 ATM describe different test conditions, and neither covers a sauna. Here is how to read the claims and brief a supplier.
Everything we publish is in the journal.
Travel gadgets, toy, gift, care or facility supply — the answer changes which of these six we put in front of you, and at what MOQ.
Answers come from our published factory policy. Quotations are handled by a person.