Frequently asked questions.

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 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.

Ownership of intellectual property, tooling, drawings and code is defined in writing in the engagement and in the contracts with factories, before work starts.

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.

Analysis, specifications, selection and coordination are included. Accredited laboratory tests, product certifications, legal advice and logistics are excluded; they are carried out by competent bodies and professionals named in the work plan.

Duration depends on the product category and complexity. The work plan sets times per phase, agreed after the analysis. DA COMPLETARE: typical times per category

Work is carried out in Italian and English. The production countries covered are stated at brief stage. DA COMPLETARE: production countries actually covered

A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) can be signed before details are shared: the contact form includes an explicit request option.

Yes, when needed: apps, firmware, platforms and integrations are a separate pillar and can accompany physical product development.