About Hulin / Shenzhen, China
Wearable engineering,
from Shenzhen.
We are a wearable product engineering company in Shenzhen, bringing hardware and software decisions into one product conversation.

Our perspective
The product is the common ground.
A wearable has to work on the body, inside its enclosure and beyond the device.
Structure, electronics, firmware and the app belong in the same discussion. We bring that perspective to AI Recording Wearables and Health Wearables.
The working relationship
One product.
Clear responsibilities.
Connected wearables bring different disciplines and organizations together. Making their responsibilities explicit is part of the engineering work.
Hulin engineering
Product definition, mechanical structure, electronics and connected software are considered together. The agreed brief defines Hulin’s engineering deliverables and review responsibilities.
Specialist partners
Industrial design and manufacturing may involve external partners. Manufacturing, supply-chain coordination and handover responsibilities are agreed for each program.

Working with Hulin
Start with the product.
Keep the conversation connected.
Begin with the intended use.
Who will wear the product, what should it do for them and where does the experience need to work? These questions give the engineering work a useful starting point.
Review the interfaces together.
A change to the enclosure can affect the electronics. A firmware decision can change the app experience. Bring those connections into the discussion while decisions are being made.
Make the next step clear.
Define the current stage, the open questions and the scope needed to move forward. A useful brief gives everyone a shared point of reference.
Shenzhen, China
Shenzhen Hulin Technology
Wearable product engineering.
Let’s build what comes next
Your next wearable. Together.
Tell us what you’re developing and where you need engineering support.
Prepare a short project brief, then open it in your email app to send to Hulin.
Your brief is ready
Review your brief, then open an email draft. Nothing is sent until you send it from your email app.
The brief is ready to copy or attach as a text file. Use the email link above to open your email app.
