Embedded product engineering
Coordinate the board, interfaces, power, firmware and device states around the finished product.
Turn Your Product Brief Into a Production-Ready Build.
Hanwu brings hardware, firmware, apps, cloud services and production testing into one coordinated program—from sample definition to controlled production release.
Five finished-product starting points
Start closer to the product you want to launch.
Choose the nearest device and software system, then define the market, functions, brand experience and production evidence your program requires.
Alarm and detection devices
Alarm or detection device + branded app + monitoring platform
For brands that need a defined device event to reach the right user, monitoring workflow and factory test.
Find the Right Detection Starting Point
V16 Emergency Warning Lights
V16 light + cellular module + DGT reporting software
For roadside-safety brands that need the device, reporting path and authorized project files reviewed together.
Check V16 Project Fit
Smart lock products
Lock + branded user app + management portal
For access brands that need every credential, permission and event record to match the physical lock.
Check Smart Lock Product Fit
GPS pet tracking devices
Tracker + branded mobile app + service console
For pet brands turning a connected tracker into an owned customer service—not just a piece of hardware.
Check Pet Tracking Product Fit
AI holographic projection booths
Booth + operator controls + content platform
For venues and solution providers that need an AI experience their operators can approve, run and maintain.
Check AI Booth Pilot FitConnectivity and device identity
Select the radio, antenna, onboarding and device model required by the market and operating flow.
App, web and cloud integration
Tie user and operator workflows to the same device configuration, data model and ownership boundary.
Programming and functional testing
Release firmware, software versions and product-specific production checks against one approved baseline.
Configure the product around your market—not around a generic demo.
Start from the closest product system, then agree what changes across the device, software, brand experience, deployment and production release.
Hardware and enclosure
Adapt the product form, interfaces, power, accessories, installation, labeling and packaging.
- Industrial-design and enclosure changes
- Interfaces, accessories and installation
- Labeling, packaging and documentation
Firmware and connectivity
Configure radio choice, device behavior, reporting, power, recovery and production programming.
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NB-IoT or Cat.1 where applicable
- Device states, reporting and update logic
- Programming and functional-test release
App, web and brand experience
Define branded mobile and browser experiences, roles, languages, workflows, alerts and support.
- App identity and interface language
- User, operator and administrator workflows
- Dashboard fields, alerts and reports
Cloud, API, deployment and data
Agree interfaces, hosting, accounts, tenancy, source-code scope and product-data ownership.
- API and third-party integration
- Public, dedicated or private deployment
- Account, hosting, source-code and data ownership
Move from a representative sample to a repeatable production release.
Each stage closes a product, software or test decision before it becomes a pilot-build problem.
Define the configuration
Choose the closest product and record the market, users, hardware, software, integration and validation requirements.
Build the configured sample
Combine the agreed device, firmware, app or web workflow, cloud connection and initial production-test method.
Validate the pilot
Test representative installation, connectivity, user workflows, data behavior and operating responsibilities.
Release production
Lock the approved materials, firmware, software versions, programming, functional tests and delivery records.
Review the work behind the product,not just the finished enclosure.
Use samples, fixtures, validation units and product-specific records to verify what will be built and tested for the selected product system.
Configured devices, enclosures and product forms prepared for buyer review.
Programming, interface and functional checks used for the selected configuration.
Pilot-stage units checked against the approved hardware and software configuration.
Software versions, test results and release records retained for review.
Buyer FAQ for connected product programs
Can buyers start from an existing finished-product platform?
Yes. Hanwu’s product lines provide a starting architecture that can be adapted for the brand, target market, device configuration and service model. The sample scope is fixed after the product and market requirements are reviewed.
What can be customized?
Depending on the product, customization can cover the enclosure, PCBA, wireless bands, firmware, app identity, cloud accounts, dashboards, alerts, packaging, documentation and production tests.
Can IoT modules be purchased separately?
Yes. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NB-IoT and Cat.1 module work can be scoped separately. Hanwu’s broader value is integrating connectivity with the finished device, firmware, app or cloud and production testing.
What is included in hardware, firmware, app, cloud and testing work?
The agreed scope may include board and module integration, embedded behavior, pairing and reporting, mobile and dashboard flows, account permissions, device management, validation plans and production test fixtures.