The touch screen as the operation interface of the PVD coating machine provides intuitive, convenient, flexible and safe operation. Users can choose the appropriate operation method according to the actual needs to realize efficient and precise coating process control.

An in-vehicle touch screen is a device installed in the interior of a vehicle for drivers and passengers to operate by touching the screen. The working principle of the touch screen is based on capacitive or resistive sensing technology. When the user touches the screen, the sensor on the screen will detect the touch position and transmit the signal to the processor for processing.

Touch screen in the use of the process of interference may be caused by a variety of factors, the need for hardware, software, environment, use and maintenance of a number of aspects of comprehensive consideration and troubleshooting.

Capacitive touchscreens, while effective and versatile in a wide range of applications, are susceptible to a number of common problems. wiwo is committed to excellence in touchscreen technology, with the goal of minimizing common failures and continuing to innovate to enhance user experience and reliability.

Vandal-proof touchscreens, especially suited for use in public information kiosks, industrial control panels, outdoor displays, and environments prone to heavy-duty device interaction.

In today's fast-moving digital environment, self-service kiosks with touch displays have become an integral part of many industries, including retail, healthcare, hospitality and transportation.

Touch screen as people's daily life in frequent contact with the equipment, its cleaning and disinfection is particularly important. This not only protects the health and safety of users, but also effectively extends the service life of the equipment.

Optical lamination technology for touchscreens and displays improves the visual quality, durability and readability of displays by tightly connecting the touchscreens to the displays through the use of adhesives such as OCA or OCR. When choosing a lamination method, it is necessary to weigh and choose based on specific application scenarios and needs.