Bring your hardware project to life in EdTech
Design, prototyping, industrialization, production. From A to Z, Altyor handles development through to market launch.
The challenges of developing
EdTech Hardware products
EdTech companies that develop smart devices face technological and educational challenges.
From ideation to manufacturing your product
From concept to certified product, we control 100% of the value chain.
Industrial manufacturer for
over 25 years
+ More than 700,000 products/year
including 150,000 in France
Responsible manufacturing
Exemples de produits électroniques
dans le secteur du EdTech
Money Walkie
Smart wallet
The Walkie is a small device equipped with an NFC chip and a customizable silicone cover that allows users to make purchases at retailers without a debit card or cash. This EdTech smart device is designed to teach young people about financial management.
Altyor’s role: mechanical design, industrialization, production at our site in Orléans (France)
Bookinou
Audio reader
Pimely has developed an audio reader for children. By combining an NFC sticker placed on a book with its audio recording made on the app, children can listen to their favorite stories (without a screen) in familiar voices.
Altyor’s role: design, industrialization, and production of Bookinou. A circular economy loop is also achieved with Altyor.
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FAQ – EdTech Hardware Product Development
How long does it take to develop an EdTech hardware product?
The development of an edtech hardware product depends on its technical complexity, its level of interactivity, and its intended educational uses (school, training, distance learning).
On average, a project is structured as follows:
– Definition of educational and technical needs: 4 to 6 weeks
– Hardware design (design, electronics, mechanics): 6 to 12 weeks
– Prototyping and user testing: 8 to 16 weeks
– Preparation for industrialization: 8 to 16 weeks
At Altyor, our experience in industrial product development allows us to secure technical choices from the outset and accelerate the transition from prototype to industrialized product.
What are the costs of developing an EdTech hardware product?
The cost of an edtech hardware project depends in particular on:
– The level of electronic complexity
– Robustness and intensive use constraints
– Planned production volumes
– Security and compliance requirements
Altyor’s approach aims to optimize costs from the design stage onwards, in order to avoid costly redesigns and ensure a smooth transition to production.
Is it possible to produce an EdTech product in micro series?
Yes. Micro-series production is a key stage in EdTech projects.
It allows you to:
– Test the product in pilot establishments
– Validate educational uses
– Adjust the design before larger-scale deployment
Altyor supports its clients in the production of industrial pre-series, while preparing for ramp-up.
Why use an industrial partner for an EdTech hardware project?
Many EdTech companies come from the software world and underestimate the constraints of hardware.
An industrial partner such as Altyor enables you to:
– Ensure technical feasibility
– Control costs and deadlines
– Guarantee product quality and reliability
– Move efficiently from prototype to production