ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) refers to a company that designs and manufactures products that are branded and sold by another company. ODMs typically have a greater level of involvement in the design process than OEMs and may also provide engineering and development services.
In both cases, the company that is selling the product is responsible for marketing and distributing the product, while the OEM or ODM is responsible for the manufacturing process. OEMs and ODMs are often used in industries such as electronics, where companies may not have the resources or expertise to manufacture products in-house.
One key difference between OEMs and ODMs is the level of involvement in the design process. OEMs typically manufacture products to the specifications of the company selling the product, while ODMs are more involved in the design process and may also provide engineering and development services.
