Smartphones and phones
Hardware, certification, suppliers and sampling through to series production.
Product studioODM/OEM productSoftware and AIMarketing
Products, software and AI for businesses that already have a market.
AM Advisory takes ODM/OEM products into production, from consumer electronics to industrial machinery, builds AI-centred software platforms and supports companies in marketing. One counterpart, from brief to series.
Three skills
One owner of the outcome.
01
Software, platforms and AI
AI and voice agents, RAG, automation, vision, real-time translation and multi-tenant platforms with APIs.
02Marketing consulting
Positioning, offer and channels for companies with a product already on the market.
03ODM/OEM product development
Physical and digital products: analysis, design, factories, samples and quality control through to series.
What is developed
From consumer electronics to industrial machinery.
Notebooks and computers
Platform, chassis and thermal design before the first batch.
Headphones and audio
Acoustics, electronics and industrial design as one coherent line.
Chargers and power banks
Cells, protections and electrical safety certification.
Electric motorcycles
Frame, motor, battery and vehicle homologation.
Water purifiers
Filtration, hydraulics and food-grade compliant materials.
Small and large appliances
Motors, electronic control and safety standards.
Industrial machines
Mechanical design, control panels and acceptance testing.
Concept illustrations. Families: consumer electronics, electric mobility, home, energy, industrial, wellness, everyday goods, digital and connected products.
OEM / ODM
Two models, a choice to make with data.
OEM
The factory produces the client’s design
Specifications, design and components are defined by the client. The factory manufactures according to drawings and requirements.
- Maximum control over design and components
- More development work upstream
- Suited to differentiating products
ODM
The factory provides an already designed product
The product exists: it is customised for brand, appearance, features and packaging.
- Reduced development time and cost
- Customisation within the limits of the existing base
- Suited to fast market entry
Process
Six phases, each with a deliverable.
Each phase ends with a verifiable document or sample. The next phase starts only after approval.
Product analysis
Review of the starting product or idea: components, materials, costs, risks and positioning against equivalent products.
Output: Analysis reportDesign and prototyping
Definition of form, functions and interfaces, both physical and software, up to an assessable prototype.
Output: Concept and prototypeFactory selection and verification
Shortlist with stated criteria, document review and visit, direct or through a third-party inspector named explicitly.
Output: Comparison sheet and verification reportFeasibility and specifications
Technical specifications, bill of materials and quality requirements agreed with the chosen factory, with risks and costs made explicit.
Output: Technical specificationSample and validation
Samples compared against specifications, corrections and formal acceptance before moving to series production.
Output: Validation reportProduction, quality control and launch
Pre-series, quality control during production and before shipment, and support for the market launch.
Output: Quality control plan
Who it is for
When it makes sense. And when it does not.
When it makes sense
- Sales already running in volume, with a third-party product resold
- Need to improve an existing product or change supplier
- Stated development budget and an internal contact for compliance
- An active or demonstrable sales channel
When it does not make sense
- An idea with no development budget
- A request for pure brokerage at the lowest price
- A regulated product with no compliance contact
- Expectations of a guaranteed sales outcome
Software and AI
Software is centred on AI.
01
AI and voice agents
Conversational assistants and voice agents connected to telephony, chat and business processes.
02
RAG on company data
Search and answers over documents, price lists and knowledge bases, with cited sources.
03
Process automation
Flows connecting tools, data and people, with checks and approval steps.
04
Content generation
Text, images, audio and video produced with generative models and checked before publication.
05
Computer vision
Recognition and checking of images and video for quality, counting and classification.
06
Real-time translation
Voice and text translated live for events, calls and multilingual support.
Projects and collaborations
Platforms developed and collaborations.
LivEventAM Advisory platform
Platform developed
LivEvent
Platform for live events and webinars in real time.
In development / pilot phase
Voice RouterAM Advisory platform
Platform developed
Voice Router
Platform for voice agents and AI telephony.
In development / pilot phase
Logo awaiting authorisation
Collaboration
Collaboration 1
Description of the work carried out: published after authorisation.
Awaiting authorisation
Logo awaiting authorisation
Collaboration
Collaboration 2
Description of the work carried out: published after authorisation.
Awaiting authorisation
Logo awaiting authorisation
Collaboration
Collaboration 3
Description of the work carried out: published after authorisation.
Awaiting authorisation
Names and logos of collaborations are published only after the clients’ authorisation. References available on request.
What is the difference between OEM and ODM?
In OEM the factory produces a product designed by the client, who defines specifications and design. In ODM the factory provides an already designed product, which the client customises and sells under its own brand. OEM gives more control over the design; ODM reduces development time and cost.
For which volumes does it make sense?
For businesses that already sell in volume or have a demonstrable sales channel. Minimum quantities depend on the product and the factory and are verified in the feasibility phase, before development budget is committed.
Who owns IP, tooling and drawings?
Ownership of intellectual property, tooling, drawings and code is defined in writing in the engagement and in the contracts with factories, before work starts.
How are factories verified, and by whom?
Through document review, sample requests and a visit. The visit is carried out directly or by a third-party inspector, always named explicitly in the verification report.
Contact
A brief is enough to start.
Product, volumes, market and timing: the contact form collects what is needed for a first assessment.