Introduction of SEUIC

A Brief Introduction of SEUIC 
Jiangsu SEUIC Technology Co., Ltd was organized and founded in 2002 based on China National ASIC System Engineering Research Center of South East University.
The company currently employs about 600 people, including a strong technical engineering team, formed by more than 200 sophisticated engineers. In the AIDC market, SEUIC had become one of leading professional designers and manufacturers of rugged handheld data terminal, we specialize in developing and manufacturing creative and affordable mobile handheld terminals covering 1D/2D bar code scanners, LF/HF/UHF/Active RFID readers/writer, fingerprint. 
AUTOID series Handheld industrial PDAS are the main products of SEUIC. There are more than four production lines, which could supply 5000 sets per month. Lets have a look at the workshop of SEUIC.

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