These screens are ideal for public kiosks, such as information kiosks, ticket machines, and self-service points. Their robustness and the fact that the technology does not depend on a conductive object (such as a finger) makes them reliable in various public environments. The durable glass plate is highly resistant to intensive use.
Infrared touchscreens are often used in interactive whiteboards for education and business presentations. They make collaboration intuitive by allowing users to write and navigate directly on the large screen. The technology supports large formats and multi-touch, which is essential for group interaction.
Reliability is crucial in industrial environments. Infrared touchscreens are insensitive to dust and dirt and can be operated while wearing gloves. This makes them ideal for HMI (Human-Machine Interface) panels in factories and control rooms, where conditions are often demanding.
Point-of-sale (POS) systems in retail and hospitality benefit from the speed and durability of IR touch. The technology responds quickly to finger or stylus touches, increasing transaction speed. The screens are easy to clean and resistant to the wear and tear of daily, intensive use.
Because no additional layers or coatings are required on the glass for touch functionality, infrared screens offer superior brightness and image quality. Light transmission is very high, resulting in vivid colors and sharp images without distortion or parallax effects.
Operation is not affected by static electricity, voltage, or power fluctuations. This makes the technology highly stable and reliable, even in environments with electromagnetic interference. The screen continues to function accurately without the need for frequent recalibration.
The touch components are integrated into the frame, allowing the screen surface itself to be a durable, scratch-resistant glass plate. This protects the underlying display and touch technology from wear and damage, resulting in a long service life even with intensive use.
Infrared technology supports multi-touch, allowing multiple touch points to be registered simultaneously. Because the technology responds to any interruption of the light beams, it can be operated with fingers, gloves, a stylus, or any other opaque object, offering maximum flexibility.
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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