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How fast can smart adult toys be developed? A few days for the quick ones, up to half a year for the slower ones.

Intelligence has become a new trend in the adult toy industry, with more brands aiming to enhance user experience through features like "remote control via smartphone" and "AI-powered interaction." But the question arises—how long does it actually take to implement these smart features?


The answer: using an existing system can take just days to launch; developing from scratch may require up to six months.

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The smart development process consists of three main steps

To achieve intelligent upgrades for adult products, three key stages are typically involved: software system preparation, hardware chip integration, and product manufacturing and launch. Each step determines the final rollout speed.

1. Control system preparation: Days with existing solutions, months for in-house development

The smart control system is the "soul" of the product, determining whether core features like remote connectivity and AI interaction can be realized.

  • Using existing systems: For example, service providers like "Dongguan Dream Network Technology" have pre-developed control apps, mini-programs, and communication protocols, allowing merchants to integrate quickly and test within days.

  • Developing in-house: If a company starts from scratch to design software, server-side logic, Bluetooth controls, etc., it typically takes 3–6 months of R&D to meet stable launch standards.

2. Chip and communication protocol integration: Pre-integrated solutions are more efficient

To enable remote interaction, products must incorporate smart chips and seamlessly connect with the control system.

  • Adopting mature solutions: Some providers pre-install communication protocols and control logic into the main chip, requiring only minor adjustments for full functionality.

  • Custom chip protocol design: From chip selection to protocol design and testing, this process usually takes 3–6 months and demands high technical expertise.

3. Prototyping, production, and launch: Timeframes are manageable

After integrating hardware and software, the product must undergo prototyping, manufacturing, and packaging before entering the market.

  • Standardized processes: Steps like chip embedding and shell assembly can be completed quickly by factories, with initial batches ready in about a week.

  • Accounting for prototyping and scheduling: If multiple testing rounds or peak production periods are involved, allocating 2–4 weeks is advisable.


Conclusion: Choosing the right approach makes a huge difference in time costs

Development PathSoftware PrepChip IntegrationProductionTotal Timeline
Existing SolutionsDaysDays1–2 WeeksFastest: 2 weeks
Full In-House3–6 Months3–6 Months2–4 WeeksLongest: 6 months

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Clearly, whether you choose a mature solution like "Dongguan Dream Network Technology" significantly impacts product rollout speed. For resource-limited startups looking to test the market quickly, integrated solutions offer clear efficiency advantages.


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