Displays

In the times of growing need for monitors with bigger size, improved connectivity and image quality, display specialist AOC has announced the new P2 series monitors for professional users. Covering an extensive range of display sizes from 21.5, 23.8, 27 and ultra-wide 34”, AOC has acknowledged its users’ distinct needs and individual setups.

When looking to speed up the flow of trucks checking into its busy mines and quarries, Australia’s largest construction material supplier, Boral Limited, decided to apply ‘smart’ technologies. As a result, haulage drivers now use specially designed kiosks, with Zytronic’s interactive rugged touchscreens, at Boral’s incoming and outgoing weighbridges to avoid bottlenecks.

Anglia Components has enhanced its range of customised display options, empowering designers with the flexibility to create their own components when off-the-shelf solutions cannot meet requirements, for example in creating new COVID-aware touchless user interfaces.

Alps Alpine has presented a new proposal in the form of a touchless control panel for situations when touching is undesirable, not possible or not allowed in settings such as medical or nursing care or public facilities. Market research is currently underway with an eye toward commercialisation in around 2021. 

Crystal Display Systems are helping to ensure security and safety as the world attempts to resume back to normal working life with it's CDS TAURI tablets. In this troubled time, customers and employees are counting on their employers and stores to look out for their safety.

Distributor Future Electronics is collaborating with LED supplier Nichia to offer a free webinar LED sustainability through the changing global lighting market.

Parker Hannifin has announced that its Pro Display 10 human machine interface (HMI) display has achieved marine certification to the stringent UR-E10 test specification from the IACS (International Association of Classification Societies).

A full line of seven segment displays from Vishay is now in stock at distributor TTI.

If you’re an OEM producing display products for retailers, you’re going to be facing a somewhat new challenge: the incorporation of touchscreen technology into retail advertisement displays. As more consumers than ever grow accustomed to touch being a standard luxury in personal electronics, Point Of Sales(P.O.S) displays in stores now face the burden of bringing  high level, touch-enabled performance to a harsher environment.

From mobile phones, TVs, to cars and public screens, displays have become an important component in our daily life to convey information. There is an emerging display type — micro-LED display, that has the potential to become the next-generation mainstream, with its ability to be fabricated from tiny to huge sizes.