by Nelson Miller | Mar 29, 2023 | Touchscreen
Ever wonder how projective capacitive touchscreens register touch events? Different types of touchscreens use different methods to register touch events. Resisitve touchscreens, for instance, use two or more layers of an electrically resistive material. When you press...
by Nelson Miller | Mar 15, 2023 | Touchscreen
Not all touchscreens work with a stylus. By definition, a touchscreen is any device that supports touch commands. While some types of touchscreens do, in fact, support the use of a stylus to perform these touch commands, others only support bare finger touch commands....
by Nelson Miller | Mar 13, 2023 | Touchscreen
You can’t ignore haptics when shopping for a new touchscreen. There are over a half-dozen touchscreen technologies, each of which uses a different method to detect and respond to touch commands. Resistive, for instance, is a simple touchscreen technology that...
by Nelson Miller | Mar 8, 2023 | Touchscreen
Resistive is one of the most popular touchscreen technologies. Available for both consumer and commercial devices, it receives its namesake from its use of electrically resistive layers. All resistive touchscreens have layers made of electrically resistive material....
by Nelson Miller | Mar 7, 2023 | Touchscreen
Capacitive has become the world’s most popular touchscreen technology. From consumer smartphones and tablets to kiosks and human machine interfaces (HMIs), it’s used in countless touchscreen devices. Capacitive touchscreens are designed to detect touch...
by Nelson Miller | Mar 2, 2023 | Touchscreen
Not all touchscreens use capacitive or resistive technology to detect touch commands. While capacitive and resistive are the most common touchscreen technologies, there are others available, including infrared (IR) grid. Also known simply as IR, IR grid is a...
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