Touch Control

Touch Control

Optimised touch performance for all applications

optimised touchscreen using gloved hands

We optimise touch interfaces to ensure reliable performance in any environment. Whether you need Projective Capacitive, single, or multi-touch, we customise the sensor, controller, and firmware to meet your specific needs. 

With vast project experience, we can handle challenges such as water rejection, gloved hand input, and varying coverlens thickness, ensuring seamless and responsive touch functionality every time.

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Touch IC selection

Touch IC selection

We can guide you to the best touch controller IC to suit your application, including the latest industrial-grade options with glove input and anti-noise capabilities. Key considerations include:

  • Input type
  • Environment
  • Display size
  • Coverlens material and thickness
  • Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
Firmware Tuning for outdoor display

Firmware Tuning

The firmware of the selected controller IC can be adjusted by our engineers to ensure the touchscreen delivers the best performance for its intended application.

  • Specific cover lens materials and thicknesses
  • Gloved finger inputs of various material types
  • Rejecting false touches caused by water droplets
  • Improved immunity to EMI through software filtering

Types of Touchscreen Technology

Projected Capacitive touchscreen Diagram

Projected Capacitive

PCAP touchscreens can can detect multiple points of contacts and can also be operated while wearing certain types of gloves. They are more responsive than a resistive screen when it comes to gestures such as swiping and pinching.

Resistive touchscreen Diagram

Resistive Touch

A resistive touchscreen works on a number of layers and when the layers are pressed together, a touchpoint is registered. USusally just a single-point input. Ideal for kiosk applications.

Optical Positioning Touchscreen diagram

Optical Positioning

Using optical sensors at the top of the screen and IR LEDs on the other sides, light emitted from the LED is reflected back to the imaging sensors and when the light beam is broken by a touch a touch is registered.

How to integrate a PCAP touch? | Read our Whitepaper!

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We offer reliable and long-term solutions to our B2B customers. If you would like to discuss your display and/or embedded system requirements please contact us.