WITSON places research and development at the center of product innovation. Our R&D process covers product planning, design, sample development, prototype testing, trial production, quality-control preparation and final approval for mass production.
WITSON uses professional R&D resources to support the development and improvement of its products. Research, testing and analysis are incorporated into the product development process to help transform product concepts into solutions that can be evaluated and prepared for production.
For research and development activities, WITSON utilizes equipment from companies including Philips, HP and Hitachi Technology (Taiwan), as well as other industry equipment providers.
These tools support experiments, testing and analysis during product development, helping the R&D team evaluate product designs and technical solutions throughout the development process.
WITSON follows a structured development workflow that moves a product from initial research and planning through design, prototype evaluation, testing, trial production and final mass-production approval.
Evaluate and propose ideas for researching and developing new products.
Prepare the development scheme and create the product blueprint.
Design and prepare a sample for evaluation.
Examine and test the prototype before proceeding to the next development stage.
Conduct trial production, requisition and the required approval process.
The R&D department provides relevant information for product quality-control standards.
Prepare the product and relevant information for the trial run.
Obtain approval before moving the product into mass production.
Share relevant product information with each department for mass-production preparation.
Execute mass production after the development, testing and approval stages are completed.
WITSON places importance on the protection of intellectual property rights, including proprietary molds and product designs developed for specific vehicle applications. Where applicable, WITSON applies for patent protection and related intellectual property protection for its innovations.
WITSON also works to address infringement and counterfeit activities involving its intellectual property on domestic and international e-commerce platforms, including taking appropriate action against identified violations.
Protecting original product development helps safeguard WITSON's designs while supporting customers who rely on authentic products and legitimate business cooperation.
At WITSON, research and development connects product ideas, design, prototype evaluation, testing, quality-control preparation and manufacturing. Each stage helps move a development project toward a product that can be evaluated and approved for mass production.
Combined with R&D equipment and intellectual property protection, this structured workflow supports WITSON's ongoing product development and continuous improvement in automotive electronics and car multimedia solutions.
Yes. WITSON follows a structured R&D workflow covering product research, planning, blueprint creation, sample design, prototype testing, trial production and mass-production approval.
WITSON's R&D activities use equipment from companies including Philips, HP and Hitachi Technology (Taiwan), together with equipment from other industry providers.
Yes. Prototype examination and testing are included in the development workflow before trial production and final mass-production approval.
Yes. As part of the development workflow, the R&D department provides information related to quality-control standards before products proceed toward mass production.
Yes. WITSON states that it protects intellectual property associated with its innovations, including proprietary molds and designs developed for specific vehicle applications, and applies for relevant intellectual property protection where applicable.
Before mass production, the workflow includes product planning, blueprint creation, sample design, prototype examination and testing, trial production, quality-control preparation, trial-run preparation and mass-production approval. Relevant information is then shared with departments involved in production preparation.
Share your product concept, vehicle application and development requirements with WITSON to discuss a suitable product development project.
