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AI toys

A reference for custom voice, sensor and responsive-play development.

6 product references

Reference images show a starting point. Shape, materials, color, functions and packaging can be developed around your brief.

AI toys

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Manufacturing reference

What this reference shows, and what you would decide.

What the build has to support

Voice and audio
Voice playback sets the speaker size, the sealed volume behind it and the amplifier and cell that drive it. Decide whether audio is written into flash at the factory or loaded per order, and count the total playback minutes you need, because that is what you are buying when you buy memory.
Interactive
Interaction means sensors and a response list: touch, motion, light or sound triggers, how many distinct replies a child can reach, and what the toy does when it is left alone. Fix that list before tooling, since each trigger adds a part, a wire route and a line test.

Decisions this product type puts in front of you

  • Where the speech is handled Decide early whether responses are held on the device or come through an app and a service. That one choice reaches the board, the memory, the privacy paperwork, the retail claims and the cost of every unit after the first thousand.
  • Module and mounting The board, speaker and cell need a housed pocket inside a soft body, a cable route that survives being squeezed, and an access point an adult can open but a child cannot. Place the module before the pattern is cut, not after.
  • Power and charging Choose between replaceable cells and a rechargeable pack. The choice changes the enclosure, the label artwork, the instructions and the shipping paperwork, and it is expensive to change once the sculpt is approved.
  • Safety and certification Set the destination markets and the age grade first. They decide which of the toy safety, chemical and radio test routes apply to a soft toy with electronics inside it, and which of them has to be repeated when you change a fabric.
  • Content and language Scripts, voice casting, recording and file naming are a project of their own. Agree the language list, who owns the recordings and how a corrected line reaches production before the first sample is built.

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  • Target height and the sitting or standing pose you want.
  • The response list: what triggers a reply and roughly how many replies.
  • Whether speech is on the device, in an app, or both.
  • Destination markets and the age grade you intend to print.
  • Quantity per colourway and the retail pack format.

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