Large-format touch sensor company Visualplanet has formed a strategic partnership with Romag to create touchglass, a glass laminated variant of touchfoil. Building on touchfoil’s success, touchglass bolsters Visualplanet’s offering to worldwide integrators requiring durable and customised glass touch sensors for public-facing touchscreen solutions. Using glass shaping, curving and ceramic printing machinery, Romag will supply gla...

Visualplanet has responded to demand for smaller touchfoil sizes, providing design flexibility for self-service touch kiosk and vending machine manufacturers and integrators. Now available in sizes as small as 15" (diagonal, corner-to-corner), the touchfoil is used to create a touchscreen when applied to glass and combined with a display and computer.

From mountain tops to bus shelters, bustling railway stations and busy airports, combining navigation, live travel and local information with wider promotional messaging is bringing interactivity to underused spaces, generating revenue and improving customer experiences. Visualplanet’s Single User touchfoil has been specifically engineered to withstand the demands of public access in a self-service environment.