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You'd need the make and model number for the device (not named in the question), and then do a general search in the internet for the latest firmware, and any instructions for rooting the device. Note that the more popular the phone, the easier it is to find these instructions, and conversely, the more obscure or generic the phone, the more difficult it will be to find firmware or rooting instructions.
For example, here are the seach results for a Samsung Galaxy S5 https://www.google.com/search?q=firmware+and+rooting+for+samsung+galaxy+s5
You would have to root it and install a custom android OS. If there is not a custom root kit a generic one would have to be used. There us a very real possibility of "bricking" or rendering the tablet completely useless.
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