Zytronic continues to add to the expansive network of commercial partners making use of its proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) touch sensors and accompanying touch controllers. The company has just announced an ongoing collaboration with Mentor Distribution.

Zytronic’s high reliability touch sensors, utilising its patented Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT), have been integrated into an imaginative new educational tool unveiled by the Natural History Museum. The company’s ZYBRID sensors will provide touch interactivity to portable tablet computers, developed by ruggedized display solutions provider Melford Electronics, for use by visitors to the Attenborough Studio in the museum's new Darwin C...

Zytronic continues to find exciting application openings for its proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT). In the latest example, the company has produced a specially designed touchscreen solution now deployed in Microsoft® Corporation’s Envisioning Lab. The touch sensor has been developed for use in the Lab’s Spatial Desk - a large, fully touch-enabled, multi-monitor workstation.

Zytronic has collaborated with its Australian systems integration partner JEA Technologies to bring heavy duty touchscreen functionality to the J-Vue series of interactive display units. JEA is using the Zytronic’s innovative touch sensing products based on its proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT™).

Zytronic, leading designer and manufacturer of Projected Capacitive Technology (PTC)-based touch sensors, announces the expansion of its management team with the appointment of Mark Perry as sales manager for Asia. With growing demand for Zytronic’s patented touch sensor technology products in Asia, Perry’s responsibilities will include supporting existing customers, working with Zytronic’s current representatives and distributors and also ...

Zytronic has announced that, following collaboration with Swedish multi-touch software solution provider NUITEQ®, its range of Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT™) sensors and supporting family of ZXY100 dual-touch controllers now have full compatibility with NUITEQ’s Snowflake Suite.

Zytronic, the leading developer of Projected Capacitive Technology (PCTTM) touchscreen products for public and industrial applications, announces the launch of a new addition to its range of touch controllers designed to enhance user experience in ultra large format applications. The ZXY100/128 controller can support touchscreens greater than 50 inches (127cm) across.

At electronica 2010 (Hall A3, Booth 441), Zytronic, the leading developer of Projected Capacitive Technology (PCTTM) touchscreen products for public and industrial applications, will launch a new addition to its range of touch controllers designed to enhance user experience in ultra large format applications.

Ian Crosby, Sales and Marketing Director at Zytronic, looks at how the latest developments make consideration of touch controller technology a vital element in designing and integrating touchscreen solutions into modern applications.

Zytronic has won another major gaming industry endorsement for its touch sensor products thanks to its proprietary Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT). A 10.4 inch version of the popular ZYBRID® customisable touch sensor is being employed by international gaming machine manufacturer Shuffle Master to enhance the user interfaces of its latest electronic card table offering, the i-Table™.

Zytronic has confirmed that its Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) -based touch sensor products are being used by ScreenVision, a South African specialist provider of display and touchscreen technology, on a major upgrade project for one of its key clients.

Zytronic has announced a next-generation controller architecture for its PCT™ based touch sensor products. The new architecture increases speed and accuracy, streamlines system integration, saves 55% of PCB space, and provides a platform for innovative touch features that add extra value to Human-Machine Interface (HMI) applications.

Zytronic, the leading designer and manufacturer of PCT-based touch sensors, has established its strategic presence in mainland China by announcing partnerships with SPAC Ltd and AnyTouch Technologies Co. Ltd. Both are experienced and respected technical sales organisations with offices throughout mainland China and Hong Kong.

Zytronic - the leading developer and manufacturer of PCT- (Projected Capacitive Technology) based touch sensors – has announced that its technology is being used to build touch panels in sizes up to 80-inches and has highlighted several large form factor installations that went live in the last 12 months. The announcement follows recent reports that the world’s largest projected capacitive touchscreens stood at just over 20-inches.

Zytronic, the developer and manufacturer of PCT-based touch sensor products, is set to take part in the conference ‘Specifying the Right Display for Your Application’, organised by the Photonics & Plastic Electronics Knowledge Transfer Network. The event takes place on Wednesday 28th April 2010 at the Kents Hill Park Training & Conference Centre, Milton Keynes.

Describing another ultra-large digital signage project to go live using its Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT), Zytronic has revealed details of the 65-inch ZYTOUCH touchscreen supporting the interactive capabilities of iMotion; an advanced, high-definition outdoor digital display.

Zytronic’s 15.6-inch PCT-based ZYBRID touch sensors are being used to bring interactive functionality to the ViViMirror, a new innovation developed by Taiwan-based specialist, Sunvision Technology.

An innovative, interactive self-service kiosk that meets the demands of drive-through restaurant owners, is now using a 32-inch ZYTOUCH touchscreen from Zytronic, the leading designer and manufacturer of award-winning PCT-based touch sensors.

A 22-inch version of Zytronic’s durable touch sensor product, ZYBRID, has been chosen by advanced user interface specialist, Sunvision Technology, to create interactive dining tables which offer customers a new, entertaining dining experience at the exclusive Mojo restaurant in Taipei. Interactive functionality is enabled by embedding the ZYBRID touch sensors inside the restaurant’s tabletops. The touchscreen operates in conjunction with a c...

Advantech, has again selected Zytronic’s Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT™)-based touch sensors and is offering the option of a ZYPOS® touch sensor in its latest ruggedized 17-inch panel PC. The PPC-175T has a 17-inch colour TFT LCD with a 1280 x 1024 resolution and features a high performance Intel microprocessor chip (Pentium or Celeron M), 2GBytes of DDR RAM memory, and a host of high speed interconnects.