Design Customization

Hard Points. Soft Points.
Your Vision.

Every QWR platform is engineered with fixed mechanical constraints (hard points) and open design zones (soft points). Your industrial designers work in the soft points. Our optics and thermal engineers hold the hard points. The result: a unique branded device that is certifiably manufacturable.

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Industrial design — AI Glasses CAD
Engineering framework

What is fixed,
what is yours.

Our Design for Manufacturing (DFM) approach defines the boundaries before your ID team opens a CAD file. No surprises at tooling stage. No optical recalibration after the enclosure changes shape.

🔒 Hard Points (Engineering Constants)

Optical stack & IPD: Waveguide mount points, lens spacing, and display module positions are fixed to sub-millimetre tolerance. Optical calibration is non-negotiable.

PCB & antenna footprint: Main board dimensions and antenna keep-out zones are pre-validated for BIS and FCC certification. Moving them restarts certification.

Thermal envelope: SoC dissipation zones must remain unobstructed. Blocking them causes sustained thermal throttling during on-device AI processing.

Sensor alignment: Tracking camera angles, IR sensor positions, and depth module geometry are fixed to maintain 6DoF spatial accuracy and hand tracking quality.

✨ Soft Points (Your Design Canvas)

Shell geometry: The external enclosure shape is fully customisable via STEP/IGES file submission. Our DFM team reviews within 5 business days.

Material selection: Choose from PC/ABS, TR90, magnesium alloy, or carbon fibre to hit your weight, cost, and durability targets.

CMF & branding: Custom Pantone colours, laser-engraved logos, and specialised surface textures (matte, gloss, soft-touch). Your brand on every surface.

Controls & haptics: Power, volume, and action buttons can be repositioned within temple or chassis zones to fit your ergonomic and UX requirements.

Advanced materials

Materials for rugged
enterprise wearables.

Select the right housing material for your deployment environment, from climate-controlled offices to industrial field sites.

PC / ABS

Primary property: Impact resistant and paintable. Cost-effective at scale.
Ideal for: High-volume education and consumer deployments.

TR90

Primary property: Ultra-flexible and hypoallergenic. Lowest weight.
Ideal for: Lightweight, all-day smart glasses OEM projects.

Magnesium Alloy

Primary property: Premium rigidity with built-in EMI shielding.
Ideal for: Defence AR HUD and high-end enterprise headsets.

Carbon Fibre

Primary property: Highest strength-to-weight ratio.
Ideal for: Flagship spatial computing and high-performance industrial.

Modular sensor integration

Vertical-specific
sensor integration.

QWR platforms support the integration of secondary sensor modules for custom AR/VR OEM projects requiring specialised data inputs beyond standard XR sensing.

Thermal imaging (FLIR/LWIR)

For industrial inspection, predictive maintenance, and defence HUD visualisation. Integrated into the nasal bridge or forehead module zone.

LiDAR & structured depth

Solid-state LiDAR for high-accuracy spatial mapping, digital twin creation, and AEC as-built documentation.

Biometric monitoring

Nose-bridge or temple-integrated PPG sensors for continuous heart rate and SpO₂ tracking. Healthcare and defence fitness monitoring applications.

Environmental sensors

Gas and air quality modules (VOC, CO₂, temperature) for rugged enterprise smart glasses deployed in industrial safety roles.

DFM process

From ID file to
production floor.

A structured four-stage handoff ensures your industrial design translates accurately to our Make in India production lines — with no tooling surprises.

1

Industrial Design Review

QWR reviews your STEP files for moldability, draft angles, and thermal clearance within 5 business days. Deliverable: a marked-up DFM report.

→ DFM report
2

DFM Feasibility Report

Comprehensive assessment of recommended changes, risk factors, tooling cost estimates, and timeline impact. No hidden costs at this stage.

→ Feasibility assessment
3

Prototype Validation

Soft tooling (CNC or 3D print) used to create 3–5 units for form, fit, and function testing. Optical calibration verified before hard tooling.

→ Validated prototype
4

Hard Tooling & T-Iterations

Steel injection moulds with T0–T2 iterations to lock dimensional accuracy and surface finish. Production sign-off before first pilot run.

→ Production ready

Ready to design yourspatial hardware?

Send us your ID brief or STEP files. Our engineering team will deliver a DFM feasibility assessment within 5 business days — at no charge for qualifying ODM projects.

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