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Human machine interface specialist EAO has introduced an innovative touch encoder that integrates a touchscreen LCD display with a multi-function rotary switch and pushbuttons in a single product.
Introducing the next generation of Vision Engineering’s EVO Cam digital microscope. Suited for close inspection and recording of high resolution images, the EVO Cam II benefits has user-customisable overlays, on-board measurement and Wi-Fi image transfer.
According to WITgrip, a solution to change how technology is worn on the wrist, the impact of 5G – for all its promises of interactivity – will be limited, unless users also have new, smart interfaces with their devices.
Scientists have been working as part of an international team to develop a new process, which could lead to a new generation of HD, paving the way for brighter, lighter and more energy efficient TVs and smart devices.
EPDT talked to Nigel Clarke, CEO of Morgan Innovation & Technology (MIAT), who discussed MIAT’s RealSim technology: a haptic feedback glove they are developing which aims to bring a human-like sense of touch to military professionals – immersed in a vigorous military training simulation.
Available from RDS is the new RTC 1200SK Tablet powered by Intel®Skylake U-Series Celeron, Core i3/i5/i7. Engineered for harsh environments this tablet has a tough 11.6” HD 1920 x 1080 Sunlight Readable Display, long battery life and a drop resistant case.
Providing automakers and tier-1 suppliers with the ability to bring bright, dynamic augmented reality displays to windscreen and place critical information within the driver’s line of sight – the DLP3030-Q1 chipset.
An international museum experience, which allows visitors to ‘touch’ and learn about priceless objects, has won a place at the UK’s top technological innovation showcase at the National Exhibition Centre.
The touchscreen has been used for many decades as an input device for computer systems, and there have been different types over the years, including Infrared, and of course, Resistive. This piece looks at the new alternative: the Infinite Touch.
