PCAP touchscreens are the standard in devices such as smartphones and tablets. They provide the precise, multi-touch interface essential to the modern user experience, with a clear and durable glass surface.
Resistive touchscreens are often used for Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) in factories and harsh environments. These are reliable and can be operated with gloves, which is crucial in such settings.
Automatic teller machines (ATM), ticket machines and point-of-sale (POS) systems require robust and durable touchscreens such as resistive or SAW types. These can withstand intensive public use and vandalism.
In the medical sector, touchscreens provide a clear, easy-to-clean and sealed interface for patient monitors and diagnostic equipment. Precision and hygiene are paramount here.
This type of screen works by physical pressure that brings two conductive layers into contact. Its great advantage is that it can be operated with any object, including gloved fingers and styluses.
PCAP technology uses a grid of electrodes to detect the disruption in an electric field by a finger. This enables highly accurate multi-touch gestures such as zooming and rotating.
An invisible grid of infrared light beams is placed in front of the display. A touch is registered when an object interrupts these rays. This method does not affect the brightness of the display.
SAW technology uses ultrasonic waves that travel across the screen surface. A touch absorbs part of the wave, which is detected. This provides superior image clarity and scratch resistance.
At Dytos, we understand that each industry has specific requirements for touch solutions. That's why we offer a wide range of products and services designed to meet these diverse needs.
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