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.

Ruggedized touch sensor provider Zytronic is now able to offer its customer base a complete, easy-to-integrate touchscreen solution capable of supporting the detection of 10 touch events simultaneously.

Touch sensor specialist Zytronic has taken its rugged Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) touchscreen solutions beyond the 2-dimensional domain. The company now has the ability to produce PCT sensors for surfaces that are curved along one axis. Available in customised sizes from 19 inch to over 46 inch diagonals, this large format, curved surface product is available in single-, dual- or multi-touch configuration. The screens are suitable for u...

The proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology developed by Zytronic has on many occasions proved its ability to be employed in the most uncompromising of environments. Recent successes in heavy industry have further underlined this, showing its superior performance over alternative touch solutions.

At electronica 2012 Zytronic will showcase its newly developed, innovative multi-touch solution, based on its award winning robust Projected Capacitive Technology. This solution consists of the new ZXY200 touch controller accompanied by a ruggedized and scalable touch sensor and is capable of supporting 10 simultaneous touch points.

The success of Zytronic’s patented Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) in being specified for touchscreen systems that are targeted at challenging applications and environments continues. The company has just secured another design win in a high profile public deployment, with customized 46-inch versions of its ZYBRID touch sensor, and dual-touch capable ZXY100 controller technology, being utilized by Taiwanese specialist systems integrat...

A great example of a touch screen vending machine, this time in Tokyo. Interactive Touchscreen vending machine from Coca Cola.

The highly durable touch sensing products developed and manufactured by Zytronic, using its patented Projected Capacitive Technology, have been selected for another challenging self service application. In a deal secured via its distributor in Italy, Camax, Zytronic touch sensors have been specified by H&S Qualità nel Software for incorporation into large touch displays that it is installing into a fleet of modern cruise liners.

Zytronic has developed an innovative, multi-touch solution, based on its robust Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT), which consists of its new ZXY200 touch controller, accompanied by a ruggedized and scalable touch sensor. This solution has the capability to support 10 simultaneous touch points - thereby bringing the functionality that we have become familiar with in smartphones and tablets to a much wider range of large display formats, used i...

Zytronic has secured another major contract for its ruggedized touch sensor products in Asia. The company’s ZYBRID sensors, based on its innovative proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT), have been specified by the beverage dispensing division of the JR East Group, for inclusion in acure - a next generation digital vending machine being deployed through its expansive network of railway stations.

Zytronic, the leading designer and manufacturer of Projected Capacitive Technology (PTC)-based touch sensors, has expanded its research and development (R&D) team with the addition of two experienced electronics engineers. The additional resources will be used to advance our touchscreen development addressing the rising demand for the company’s product range.

In order to increase the depth of support it can deliver to the market, Zytronic has introduced the first in a series of new software drivers for use with its range of Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT™) touch sensors and touch controller products. This presents the industry with a more comprehensive platform on which touchscreen systems with high performance, heavy duty operation, strong accuracy levels and exciting feature sets can be buil...

Developer and manufacturer of high performance touch sensing solutions Zytronic yet again expands the breadth of applications that its award winning Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT™) is being deployed into, with the news of an exciting new contract. The company is providing the touch functionality needed for Asian user interface specialist VitalTouch’s Interactive School Desk.

Transparent, conductive touchscreen material benefits from company’s unique approach to maximize design flexibility & add greater levels of functionality

In order to better address opportunities within the Korean market, innovative touch sensor manufacturer Zytronic has appointed a new channel partner in the region. With immediate effect, the company will now be represented by DTH Co. Ltd.

Innovative touch sensor manufacturer Zytronic will use the upcoming Society for Information Display (SID) Display Week exhibition, held in Los Angeles from 15th to 20th May, to showcase its latest product developments.

Touch sensor specialist Zytronic has been working closely with domestic appliance leader Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH (BSH) in the development of its latest full surface induction cooktop (the recently launched CX 480) for its premium Gaggenau brand product portfolio. The flagship ceramic hob utilises Zytronic’s innovative Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT™) to create a kitchen appliance that is as stylish as it is practical.

Zytronic’s patented Projected Capacitive Technology has received another significant endorsement with the company’s innovative, highly durable touch sensors being chosen by leading Australian kiosk manufacturer FM Scanu for inclusion in systems deployed with mining giant BHP Billiton.