Infrared touchscreens are ideal for industrial environments and control rooms. Rugged construction and the ability to operate the screen with gloves make it suitable for harsh environments where reliability and durability are essential.
For both indoor and outdoor kiosks, such as ticket machines and information kiosks, IR technology offers a reliable solution. It stands up well to intensive public use and various environmental influences, and provides a consistent user experience.
Large interactive whiteboards in classrooms and meeting rooms often use infrared technology. It allows scalability to very large sizes and provides an intuitive multi-touch experience for collaboration and education.
In retail automation, such as at cash registers (POS), and in the gaming and entertainment industry, this technology is used because of its fast and reliable response. Its durability is a major advantage in frequent use by changing users.
A key advantage is that the screen can be activated with virtually any opaque object: a bare finger, gloved hand or stylus. This makes the technology extremely versatile in a variety of use cases.
Because the touch sensors are embedded in the bezel and there is no sensitive layer on the screen, the glass surface is highly scratch-resistant and durable. This extends the life of the device, even with intensive public use.
Because there is no additional sensor layer over the display, light transmission is not hindered. This results in optimal brightness, sharpness and color reproduction, ensuring an excellent visual experience without parallax errors.
Infrared touchscreens are stable and 'drift-free,' meaning they do not require periodic recalibration. They are also impervious to dirt, dust or water on the screen surface, which increases overall operational reliability.
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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