New Delhi: Later Xiaomi And realme, another top Chinese electronics provider OnePlus A local Indian contract has outsourced the production of its audio and internet-off-Things (IOT) products for the manufacturer. The announcement has been made when India carries forward the production of high-tech electronics products in the country amidst the US tariff war with China.Optiemus Electronics must be making products in its factory in Noida, which is in line with OnePlus plan to make the production in the country local. For optiemus, this is the third such deal because it already had a similar partnership with other Chinese players Xiaomi -already a similar partnership with Realme.“The strategic partnership aligns with the long-term vision of OnePlus for India and has recently been a project starlight commitment to strengthen the efforts of localization in the region. OnePlus is trying to expand its local manufacturing capabilities and has now started manufacturing its IOT portfolio of products in India, which is being manufactured in India,”.Optemus Group President Ashok Gupta said that cooperation is an important step in expanding its electronics manufacturing footprint. Gupta said, “We are experts in converting ideas into reality, and this partnership gives us the right to manufacture high quality IOT products. Along with, we will continue to detect new frontiers and will be committed to play an important role in shaping the future of electronics construction in India.”OnePlus India CEO Robin Liu said that the partnership with Opetemus reflects the company’s commitment to the company’s project Starlite. “This cooperation is not only about technology – it is about empowering local communities, creating meaningful innovations and bringing more associated experiences for our India community.”OnePlus key IOT Prasad includes TWS products and wireless neckbands.In April this year, Chinese Realme participated in India for the manufacture of its next generation of Aothetic (Artificial Intelligence of Things) products, including earphones, smartwatches and tablets. In this deal, Optomus and Realme created more than 2,000 new employment opportunities in the country and created five million AIOT devices annually.
