03 SMART WEARABLES

A display to wear.
Made to
be yours.

A name, a team, a favorite piece of art. Explore an e-paper badge designed around personal expression, simple phone updates and a low-power display.

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Circular e-paper badge design with colorful geometric artwork and a graphite enclosure

E-paper badge

A badge that changes with you.

Personalized wearable display

The e-paper badge brings a colorful, paper-like display into a compact wearable form. Designed around phone-based personalization and Bluetooth updates, it gives names, artwork and team identity a place beyond the phone screen.

  • Phone-based personalization
  • Bluetooth image updates
  • Low-power, persistent display
  • A reusable canvas for your identity
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A FRESH LOOK, FROM YOUR PHONE

Personal by design.

From a name card to original artwork, the experience starts with the image you choose. Phone-based composition and Bluetooth updates make personalization the focus.

LOW-POWER DISPLAY

The image stays. The display rests.

E-paper keeps the picture visible without continuous display power. Energy goes into changing the image, making occasional updates a natural fit for longer time between charges.

Battery life depends on capacity, update frequency and connection settings.

THE HARDWARE BEHIND THE EXPERIENCE

Small details. A better wearable.

The board, battery, charging contacts and mechanical parts shape how a device feels and fits into daily use. We develop these elements around your product.

REFERENCE CONCEPT / CHARGING SUBSYSTEM

A better connection starts below the surface.

A generic charging architecture for a wearable and its case. Component choice and protection design follow the battery, load and mechanical requirements.

  1. 01

    USB-C input

    Input power and protection appropriate to the design

  2. 02

    Power management

    Charging control, battery and power-path design

  3. 03

    Controlled output

    Load switching, monitoring and protection as needed

  4. 04

    Wearable interface

    Aligned pogo contacts connect power to the device

Conceptual reference, not a released product or customer design. USB-C capability, battery topology and control logic must be specified per project.

Power & protection

Battery monitoring, charge detection, thermal behavior and fault handling.

Contact & assembly

Alignment, contact resistance, mechanical retention and repeated insertion.

Control, when needed

Firmware and sensing added where the product requirements justify them.

A PRACTICAL PATH TO BUILD

Work through
the interfaces.
Before they become
the problem.

01

Define the envelope

Align dimensions, use conditions, interfaces, energy needs and target cost.

02

Prototype the subsystem

Integrate electronics and mechanical concepts to evaluate fit and core functions.

03

Prepare for repeatability

Refine tolerances, test requirements, sourcing and the manufacturing handoff.

LET'S CONNECT THE DOTS

Big ambitions. Small form factors.

Tell us about the device, the subsystem, or the component you need to develop.

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