About
Oregon Scientific
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| Oregon Scientific, Inc. is one of the world's leading designers and
marketers of award-winning, upscale personal electronic products in the consumer
electronics and toy industries. Exciting, cutting-edge technology coupled with fluid
design is the hallmark of every Oregon Scientific product. The company offers five
families of products that all incorporate the company's advanced liquid-crystal display
(LCD) technology, for use at home, in business, while traveling and during recreational
time. Oregon Scientific,
headquartered in Tualatin, Oregon, was founded in 1991. A division of one of the
world’s premier electronics manufacturers, Integrated Display Technology, Ltd. (IDT),
Hong Kong. IDT was founded in 1977 and is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as IDT
Technology and on the Singapore Exchange as I-Com. |
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The
company’s telecommunications and consumer electronics products are available in
international markets, many marketed under IDT’s Oregon Scientific brand.
With ISO 9000 certification, the company maintains over 900,000 square feet of
manufacturing facilities employing more than 12,000 people in Xixian, just north of the
Shenzen Economic Zone in the People’s Republic of China.
As a leading electronics manufacturer, the company is a supplier to some of the
world’s leading corporations with a diverse range of finished products and electronic
assemblies. IDT has developed design and manufacturing partnerships with many of the
leading suppliers in North America of cordless telephones and pagers, databank organizers
and handheld computers, weather forecasting and wireless environmental monitoring
instruments, radio-controlled timepieces, and electronic educational toys and games. IDT
offers complete product-development services to its OEM partners, from product concept to
mass production, including custom LCD design, software development, and product tooling.
Internal capabilities include automated surface-mount production facilities, LCD and
microprocessor assembly, software design and testing, plastic injection molding, and PCB
manufacturing. See Oregon Scientific History. |
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