The Yuanqi Crete AI Glasses 4S flagship store recently opened at R&PARK in Dongguan. This facility is not only the nation’s first comprehensive service complex for AI glasses covering all usage scenarios, but it also marks a pivotal shift for Dongguan in the XR smart device sector—transitioning from a manufacturing hub to a service powerhouse—thereby quietly catalyzing an industrial revolution that will shape the future of vision. Notably, the company behind this flagship store—YUANQI KRETA—is a leading AI eyewear enterprise that grew out of Fenggang Town, Dongguan.

From Fenggang to the World: The Rise of a "Hidden Champion"

The story of Crete Cloud Technology began in the mobile phone manufacturing industry; over more than a decade of development, the company built a solid foundation in high-end manufacturing. In 2015, the company established operations in Fenggang Town, Dongguan, and subsequently ventured into the VR sector, using profits from its mobile phone business to incubate a smart eyewear project. Leveraging over ten years of experience in smart hardware manufacturing and the operation of affordable luxury brands, the company successfully transferred the precision craftsmanship used in mobile phones to smart eyewear, establishing core product standards focused on aesthetics, lightweight design, and suitability for prolonged wear.

Having taken root in Fenggang for over a decade, this enterprise has grown into a "hidden champion" in the global AI eyewear sector. Data indicates that global AI eyewear shipments are projected to reach approximately 8.7 million units in 2025; Dongguan alone accounts for over 4 million of these—nearly half the global total—with Crete Cloud Tech serving as a key contributor to this figure. To date, Crete Cloud Tech has established a global footprint comprising over 300 brand flagship stores and in-store outlets. Its offline distribution network continues to expand, and its products are exported to markets in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and North America, marking a steady acceleration in its international growth. Leveraging robust production capacity and deep technical expertise, the company is committed to high-quality development, with plans to ship 600,000 complete units by 2026, thereby injecting strong momentum into the expansion and upgrading of the AI smart wearable industry in Fenggang and Dongguan.

4S Flagship Store: An Industrial Paradigm Shift from "Manufacturing" to "Service"

Unlike traditional digital product stores that focus solely on sales, Crete Cloud Tech’s AI eyewear 4S flagship store in Nancheng pioneers an integrated, full-lifecycle service model—combining product experience, calibration, after-sales support, and data feedback—to reshape the production and sales ecosystem of the AI eyewear industry.

A representative from the Dongguan Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology stated that this flagship store holds significant demonstrative value for the industry: it establishes a physical platform connecting the supply chain directly with end-users, channels authentic user feedback straight to the R&D stage, and effectively addresses the service-related shortcomings within the smart device industry chain.

This strategic move is also of profound importance to the development of the smart wearable industry in Fenggang Town. As a homegrown Fenggang enterprise, Crete Cloud Tech’s expansion into Nancheng marks the company's successful transition from a model of pure "product manufacturing" to an integrated "manufacturing plus service" approach. According to its development plan, the company aims to enter at least 50,000 eyewear retail outlets nationwide within three to five years and establish a "4S experience and service network" for smart glasses, thereby further amplifying the brand advantages of Fenggang’s smart wearable industry. The highlight of the opening day was the global debut of the "Poseidon" navigation glasses for the blind. Utilizing spatial vision algorithms, the product converts camera-captured imagery into voice guidance, helping visually impaired individuals identify obstacles and elevator floor numbers, as well as providing full voice-based navigation—effectively resolving key pain points in their daily mobility. The launch of this product represents not only a major achievement in technological innovation for the company but also embodies Fenggang’s deep-rooted commitment to smart manufacturing; it leverages robust scientific and technological capabilities to transform the "unseen" needs of the visually impaired community into tangible, heartwarming care.

Fenggang’s Industrial Foundation: Smart Innovation Integrated with Shenzhen and a Leap in Intelligent Manufacturing

The rapid growth of Crete Cloud Tech (Keliteyunke) is no isolated case; rather, it is the inevitable result of rooting itself in Fenggang’s fertile industrial soil and leveraging the regional advantages of integration with Shenzhen.

Bordered by Shenzhen on three sides and located within the core circle of Shenzhen’s industrial synergy, Fenggang offers access to the core area of Shenzhen’s Longgang District within just 10 minutes. As a key industrial focus, smart terminals have become a vital growth engine for Fenggang’s industrial economy. Data shows that from January to June 2026, the total output value of Fenggang’s electronic information enterprises above designated size reached 15.8 billion yuan, accounting for 42.7% of the town's total industrial output value above designated size; with 281 such enterprises—representing 48.4% of the total—a solid foundation for industrial clustering has been established. Focusing on the smart terminal sector, Fenggang Town will prioritize the development of components such as precision structural parts, camera modules, and acoustic devices, as well as AI terminal products. It aims to deeply integrate with Shenzhen’s HarmonyOS industrial ecosystem and leverage cutting-edge technological resources to empower local industrial upgrading.

In 2026, the Dongguan Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government entrusted Fenggang and five other towns bordering Shenzhen with the new mission of developing the "Long-Feng New Area." The *Modern Industrial Development Plan for Dongguan’s Long-Feng New Area (2026–2035)* explicitly designates Fenggang as a "Sub-center for Smart Innovation Services Integrated with Shenzhen." The town aims to establish a hub for AI innovation commercialization and high-end manufacturing within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, building a collaborative "Shenzhen R&D + Fenggang Commercialization" industrial mechanism. It is laying out three major industrial clusters—each with a scale of 50 billion yuan—and concentrating efforts on cutting-edge sectors such as AI-powered smart wearables and the low-altitude economy. Specifically, the eastern area focuses on next-generation electronic information and high-end equipment; the western area targets semiconductors, integrated circuits, and the low-altitude economy; and the southern area deepens its focus on artificial intelligence. This optimized layout transforms the development of smart terminal products—such as AI glasses—from isolated, individual efforts into a coordinated, collective drive. Fenggang is currently deepening the integrated application of "industry models + specialized models + intelligent agents" in manufacturing, exploring the construction of a unified computing power scheduling platform, and fostering mutual empowerment between artificial intelligence and the manufacturing industry. At the same time, Fenggang Town has continued to revitalize existing industrial spaces and expand development platforms, thereby solidifying the foundation for industrial projects to take root. Over the past two years, the town has seen the simultaneous launch of several key industrial projects—such as the Guanjingtou low-cost industrial space project, Phase I of the Fengdeling Industrial Park, and the manufacturing facility for Sanba Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. in Tangli Village—spanning core sectors like electronic information and intelligent manufacturing. In 2026, Fenggang achieved a "double success" in investment attraction: the Xinchuangjie AI terminal product R&D and manufacturing headquarters project (Phase I), with a total investment of 10 billion yuan, and the Zhenghe Chuji intelligent manufacturing headquarters project (Phase II), with a total investment of 1.2 billion yuan, successfully secured their land plots on the same day—a "vote of confidence" cast by the enterprises through their investment decisions. Notably, the Xinchuangjie project will be deeply involved in the early-stage R&D of AI terminal products, while the Zhenghe Chuji project focuses on manufacturing consumer electronics, new energy components, and robotics parts; together, they form a synergistic layout combining an "AI terminal headquarters" with "precision manufacturing supply chain reinforcement," further strengthening Fenggang’s precision intelligent manufacturing industrial chain.

Currently, Dongguan is making an all-out effort to strengthen, supplement, and extend the XR smart terminal industry chain, prioritizing the cultivation of the XR sector as a trillion-yuan-scale growth track. Leveraging a robust industrial policy framework and guaranteed land resources, the city has introduced targeted support policies and allocated over 2,000 mu of dedicated industrial land to precisely meet the site-selection needs of high-quality XR enterprises. Building upon a solid industrial foundation, a prime location facilitating integration with Shenzhen, and a comprehensive industrial ecosystem, Fenggang Town will continue to drive industrial innovation and refine the full-chain ecosystem. It will further strengthen emerging industries—such as smart wearables and XR terminals—while supporting local smart terminal enterprises in building their own brands and enhancing core competitiveness. By accelerating breakthroughs in the trillion-yuan smart terminal sector, the town is striding confidently toward its development goal of becoming a "harmonious, beautiful new city driven by smart innovation and integration with Shenzhen."