Seeed Studio is an innovative IoT technology company specializing in hardware research, production, and sales for edge computing, network communication, and smart sensing applications. They provide a wide range of IoT hardware products and technical support to facilitate digital transformation in traditional industries towards a sustainable planet. With professional capabilities in design, R&D, and agile manufacturing, they offer customized products and services to meet specific needs.

Seeed Technology integrates new information technologies into its complete and open production system, offering modules-devices-solutions to serve emerging IoT scenarios, particularly in smart manufacturing, agriculture, energy, and cities. They aim to make technology accessible for all by empowering clients with IoT hardware products and technical support. Seeed Studio strives to be the most integrated platform for creating hardware solutions for IoT, edge AI applications.

They have established partnerships and resources in Shenzhen and around the world to fulfill their mission of enabling everyone to achieve their digital transformation goals. With their commitment to openness, agility, and responsibility, they continue to make hardware innovation more accessible across borders and communities. Additionally, Seeed Studio operates Chaihuo Maker Space, the first maker space in Shenzhen, serving as a global community hub for makers to prototype and create sustainable digitalization projects.

They also organize Maker Faire Shenzhen, an influential event platform for showcasing emerging hardcore projects and exploring collaborations with industries. Seeed proudly supports projects with positive social impact through their Seeed for SDGs initiative, applying open technology to address real-world issues and achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. They have achieved several milestones since their founding in 2008, including the release of innovative products like Seeeduino and Respeaker, collaborations with prominent organizations like Intel and Microsoft, and the establishment of branch offices in the USA and Japan