Quick answer: See how a custom kiosk OEM/ODM project moves through requirements, engineering, prototype review, verification and production handoff.
Prepare the project brief
Share the application, target market, quantity, timeline, preferred appearance, operating system, peripherals and software ownership. Reference images help communicate direction but do not replace engineering requirements.
Develop the technical definition
Usingwin engineers review cabinet structure, hardware selection, module placement, interfaces, thermal needs, service access and production feasibility. Initial design material is prepared for customer review.
Review and prototype
Customer comments are incorporated before sheet-metal production. The prototype then provides a physical reference for appearance, assembly, peripheral fit and integration testing.
Verify the approved configuration
The quality flow includes incoming inspection, in-line production tests, full-function unit testing, 24-48 hour burn-in, finished-product inspection and a pre-shipment check.
Move to production
Custom OEM/ODM orders typically require about 30 days after the design is confirmed. Final lead time and MOQ depend on project complexity, material availability and the approved configuration.