Improving Efficiency In Eye Care Through Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Technology

S17 Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Devices for Enhanced Eye Care

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By 2020, there will be an estimated 2 million people in the UK live with sight loss based on Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) Report. To prevent this from happening, eye care professionals are investing sophisticated technologies to offer the highest standards in eye care. One of which is purchasing equipment with projected capacitive touchscreen (PCAP) technology. To …

Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Technology For Jewellery Manufacturing System

22” Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Panels for Jewellery Making

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Fortunately, the jewellery industry in the UK has a glittering future. Its annual growth is expected to increase of 5-6 percent each year. But, the industry is also dynamic as it is vastly growing. Significant changes must undergo, such as upgrading a computing system with projected capacitive touchscreen (PCAP) panels, for an efficient performance and high-quality production. You might want …

Adapt S22 Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Technology For Smart Vending System

22” Projected Capacitive Touchscreens for Smart Vending Machines

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Vending machines are everywhere; you can see them in malls, airports, train station, and even commercial offices which provides ease and convenience of every individual. But now, it even shifts to a new innovation using advanced projected capacitive touchscreen (PCAP) technology. If you are planning to build an intelligent vending system, know the important features of touchscreen technology for your …

Add Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Panels for Industrial Designing

22” Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Panels for Industrial Design

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Industries like automotive, manufacturing, food processing, maritime and amongst others cannot elevate their performance without the hardwork and expertise of industrial designers. But, of course, it would be advantageous if they use projected capacitive touchscreen (PCAP) monitors for design applications. Most likely, you would consider commercial-grade computers as it is way cheaper than industrial-grade touch panels. What you didn’t know …

Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Displays For Industrial Robots Manufacturing And Production

Foster S12 Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Displays for Robotics

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One of the main drivers in the UK robotics is the automotive industry, which is currently improving its investments in 2015. Although the robotics industry in the UK is not as profitable as China, it remains robust and competitive. Which is why projected capacitive touchscreen (PCAP) displays are also in demand for robotics operations and manufacturing. Engineered to work in …

Install Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Panels For Beauty Business

Embed 17” Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Panels for Beauty Biz

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A global recession will always be there. But, the existence of the British beauty industry will remain recession-proof. With the help of the latest innovations such as projected capacitive touchscreen (PCAP) technology, no wonder, the industry will survive and thrive. Geared to improve productivity and efficiency with a 2.0 GHz Quadcore processor powered by Intel BayTrail-M/D, PCAPs are also designed …

How Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Differ From Resistive Touch Panels

Projected Capacitive Touchscreen Or Resistive Panels: Which Is Better?

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Control buttons for industrial applications are now passé. Even though some industries still utilise such devices, touchscreen technologies are becoming a universal tool for controlling them. Two of the most used are the resistive touch panels and the projected capacitive touchscreen (PCAP) devices. So, what’s the difference between these two touch-enabled computing systems? Which is better for industrial applications? Don’t …