Customer-Nominated Electronics Are Welcome
Some customers already have their own preferred electronics supplier or proprietary technology.
Aurora can work with the customer’s selected technology partner.
For example, the customer may provide:
Electronic Specifications + Component Dimensions + Interface Requirements + Samples
Aurora can then develop the surrounding:
Helmet Structure + EPS + Shell + Housing + Mounting + Wiring Routes + Assembly Interfaces
This allows customers to maintain control over their proprietary technology while Aurora focuses on helmet engineering and manufacturing.
Aurora Can Also Help Source Electronic Components
For customers who do not already have an electronics partner, Aurora can help coordinate with suitable third-party suppliers based on the project requirements.
Depending on availability and project needs, this may involve sourcing or coordinating components such as:
- Lighting modules
- Bluetooth modules
- Speakers
- Microphones
- Cameras
- Sensors
- Batteries
- Charging components
- Switches
- Other electronics
These components remain products of the respective specialist suppliers.
Aurora’s role is to help select, coordinate and integrate them into the finished helmet manufacturing program.
Modular Smart Helmet Design
Modular design is particularly useful for electronic helmets.
Where practical, Aurora can engineer electronic functions as separate modules.
For example:
LED + Housing + Electronics
→ Lighting Module
Speaker + Microphone + Controls
→ Communication Module
Camera + Housing + Mounting Interface
→ Camera Module
This approach can make the product easier to:
- Assemble
- Test
- Replace
- Customize
- Troubleshoot
- Manufacture
It may also allow one helmet platform to support several configurations.
For example:
Base Model → Lighting Model → Communication Model → Advanced Smart Model
Modular by Design. Easier to Integrate. Easier to Manufacture.
Battery, Wiring & Charging Integration
Electronic-component placement needs to be considered early in the design process.
Aurora can help engineer mechanical solutions for:
- Battery positioning
- Battery housings
- Charging-port positioning
- Cable channels
- Wiring routes
- Connector access
- Protective covers
The electronic supplier remains responsible for appropriate electronic-system specifications, while Aurora focuses on integrating those components into the helmet architecture.
Prototype & Integration Development
Physical prototypes are especially important for smart helmets.
Aurora can develop prototypes to evaluate:
- Electronic component positioning
- Housing geometry
- Battery location
- Wiring routes
- Weight distribution
- Button accessibility
- Camera position
- Lighting position
- Speaker position
- Fit-system clearance
- Ventilation
- Assembly
The development cycle may involve:
Prototype → Assemble → Evaluate → Modify → Retest → Optimize
before production tooling is finalized.