The ZXY110 touch controller, a successor of the ZXY100, has been released by Zytronic. Enabling the company's self-capacitive p-cap (PCT) sensors to set benchmarks in responsiveness and precision, the device utilises a 32-bit ARM Cortex M4 processor capable of running at speeds of 168MHz.

Zytronic is supplying the touchscreen that makes up the user interface of Perimed’s latest portable transcutaneous oxygen monitoring equipment for utilization in hospitals - the PeriFlux 6000. The specially designed 8.7” ZYBRID touchscreen is constructed from 3mm thick impact resistant toughened glass which has been further enhanced with a printed border, featuring the Perimed logo, product name. The glass surface of the sensor is als...

Touch sensors, from Zytronic, have been deployed in information terminals within the Moscow healthcare system. Supplied to systems integrator Infomatika through Zytronic's Russian sales partner Elatec, the Infomatika terminals are designed to allow patients to carry out various tasks themselves, such as visit registration, updating personal data or booking appointments at doctors' surgeries and hospitals.

Zytronic announces that Italian touch interactivity innovator Touchwindow has selected the company's multi-touch projected capacitive touch sensors (MPCT) for incorporation into an elegant, low-profile touch table solution. The interactive table is aimed at use in hotel lobbies, restaurants, coffee shops, bars, waiting rooms and airport VIP lounges.

Allowing riders to select and hire a bike in a quick and easy manner, Zytronic’s Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) has been specified for an outdoor public-use application. Bike sharing pioneer, Pedal has begun integrating PCT touch sensors into its environmentally-friendly Inter Street rental kiosks.

Designed for touchscreens that have diagonals greater than 55-inches, the ZXY300 has been introduced to complement Zytronic's portfolio of rugged, ultra-large format, multi-touch touch sensors. Based on the company's MPCT projected capacitive (p-cap) technology, the controller enables far better touch point resolution to be achieved whilst maintaining millisecond level response speeds.

A Korean manufacturer of fuel dispensing equipment, Korea EnE, has selected Zytronic's ZYBRID sensors for use in a range of self-service fuel dispensing terminals. The Multicom-Self terminals from EnE utilise Zytronic's Projected Capacitive Technology in a industrial grade, bright (450cd/mm2 output), 15-inch touch display, whilst also featuring an Intel Atom microprocessor.

Zytronic have revealed that it will unveil its latest innovation in multi-touch technology for self-service and unattended touchscreen applications at Integrated Systems Europe 2014. Visitors to the Zytronic stand at ISE will be able to see a demonstration of the company's new touch controller technology incorporated into a fully functioning 55-inch touch table.

Simplifying and speeding the set up of its single/dual PCT and multi-touch MPCT touchscreen solutions, Zytronic unveil a new user-friendly software package. ZyConfig, the new smart set-up tool introduces a simple to follow sequential approach which walks the touchscreen integrator through the installation process step by step. Ensuring optimal performance from the outset, this helps to prevent time-consuming errors and support calls.

Zytronic has announced that Paul Cowen, an experienced electrical and electronics engineer, has joined its research and development team. He will complement the Newcastle team extended earlier this year by offering additional product development and design support for new projects and Zytronic’s customers globally especially for all types of transport, kiosk and digital signage applications.

Both the overall robustness and high degree of scalability afforded by Zytronic’s patented Projected Capacitive Technology are underlined in its latest outdoor touchscreen project. The company’s ZYBRID touch sensors have, via Dutch distributor Telerex, been selected by Surtronic for integration into a public information/digital signage unit that it has developed and is now starting to deploy in busy retail areas across Europe.

Zytronic have today annoucned that the company's multi-touch MPCT touch sensing solution is now fully compatible with Touchtech Lima, an interactive software solution developed by Touchtech. This combination provides a foundation for companies to develop stunning, large format touchscreens with the resilience essential for public use applications.

At the G2E exhibition in Las Vegas [Booth # 4012], Zytronic is showcasing touchscreen technology that is enabling the next generation of gaming machines for casinos and other entertainment venues. Zytronic’s touch sensors have been widely used in the gaming and leisure industries for many years, in slot machines, video juke boxes, wagering and video lottery terminals and more recently in multiplayer gaming tables.

Zytronic has further solidified its position as the global leader in highly durable, large form factor, multi-touch sensing solutions - having been chosen by touch screen integrator DisplayLite for its recently launched ‘Zero Bezel’ range of touch tables and wall-mounted displays.

Zytronic has completed phase one of an ambitious investment programme that positions it to meet the rapidly increasing demand for touchscreens in all areas of society. Zytronic investment develops production capability Zytronic’s two proprietary technologies, Projected Capacitive Technology and Mutual Projected Capacitive Technology, are deployed wherever there is a requirement for people to interact with public electronic systems in a manner t...

Zytronic has gained further business for its advanced, rugged touch sensor solutions utilising proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT). The company has confirmed that a 42-inch, customised multi-touch PCT sensor, with accompanying high performance touch controller (ZXY200), has been specified for Transcity’s Sports Vision Table, in a deal secured via its Australian distribution partner, JEA Technologies.

Zytronic’s durable and customisable touch sensors, utilising the company’s proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT), are being applied to an ever broader spectrum of industry sectors. One of the company’s latest projects has been with Netherlands based Intelligent Lectern Systems (ILS), a leading developer of audio-visual presentation tools, where a highly customised PCT-based sensor has been developed for incorporation...

At Integrated Systems Europe 2013 (stand 9 - A128), Zytronic demonstrated its latest contribution to the advancement of interactive digital signage systems. The company showed how it can apply its highly regarded, ultra-robust, multi-touch sensing solutions to curved surfaces - thereby allowing exciting new, aesthetically pleasing designs through which sophisticated human-machine interaction can take place. Utilising Zytronic’s patented Pro...

Touch sensor specialist Zytronic has, thanks to its patented Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT), been contracted to participate in yet another interactive digital signage project where long term operation must be assured. The Tyneside-based company has collaborated with Harp Visual Communications on the development of a series of very large format touch-operated display units for use in cinema foyers.

Once again the touch sensing products based on Zytronic’s proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) are helping to create a more environmentally sustainable future. The company has confirmed that, through French distribution partner Eurocomposant, its touch sensors have been specified for the user interfaces of IER’s Autolib’ electric car hire stations currently being deployed in Paris and 46 cities of Ile-de-France region.