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   United Metrolite Centre (UMC) — Company Overview

United Metrolite Centre (UMC) was founded in 2021 under the name Logdoe Corporation by a single independent developer, Felisitas, whose early interests centered on creative work and experimental project development. Initially operating as Logdoe Brands, the organization focused on product reviews, game announcements, and brand‑driven experimentation while exploring potential product lines and new business models.

Logdoe Corporation later rebranded as United Metrolite Central, and ultimately United Metrolite Centre (UMC)—a privately owned, independently operated organization that has remained under sole ownership since its founding in 2021.

UMC’s early development efforts included several experimental initiatives. The Dashboard Headunit Project (DHP) began in February 2022 but was discontinued in mid‑2025 due to technical complexity. Another project, Microvision II, entered development in 2024 and progressed through early paper‑based prototyping.

Over time, the UMC blog expanded into a broader network, including UMC Reviews, the UMC Initiative Project Center (a non‑profit effort), and additional UMC‑affiliated blogs, reflecting the organization’s growth into a multi‑branch creative and informational platform.

Strategic Direction

UMC is committed to global expansion and innovation. Our goals include:

Securing new funding to support the development of advanced project models.

Achieving full international registration to facilitate global trade.

Launching configurable gaming laptops built on modular hardware platforms, enabling users to assemble custom systems using official components and spares. (Note this all project goal was officially cancelled due to capacity exceeded of single-dev).

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Social Impact & Sustainability

We are dedicated to creating employment opportunities aligned with emerging roles and leadership pathways. In 2024, UMC integrated sustainability-focused products from recognized global brands into its portfolio.

Legal & Policy Information

 Our Terms and Conditions are available on the official blog.

The License Agreement, originally scheduled for release in Q4 2024, was officially published on 21 September 2025 and is now accessible from the homepage.

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