Touchscreen Capabilities - UICO Blog

Ask the Professor The Top Layer Stack of an Industrial Touchscreen Figure 1: Touchscreen layer stack showing cover lens glass, touch sensor, and display Every industrial touchscreen begins with the cover lens glass . This top layer is bonded directly to the touch sensor and serves as the primary interface between the user and the system. Its role is critical: it must protect the touch sensor and display while maintaining optical clarity and consistent touch performance in dem

TAA Compliant Touch Screens with rugged performance and demanding environments

At UICO, “white-glove” isn’t a marketing phrase — it’s the difference between a typical supplier relationship and a true engineering partnership. In rugged touchscreen integration, every decision affects performance, reliability, and time-to-market. Our white-glove process exists to reduce risk, shorten development cycles, and ensure your touchscreen succeeds in the field the first time. Our Five-Step White-Glove Approach to Touch Screen Integration High-Touch Collaboration f

The industrial touchscreen market is once again facing headwinds. With tariffs still being finalized, we’re entering a period of...

By Tersa Harper, VP of Sales & Marketing, UICO In industrial environments, the choice between industrial-grade touchscreens and...

In the fast-paced, high-stakes world of healthcare, precision, reliability, and hygiene are non-negotiable. From surgical suites to...

In this post, we’ll break down the core differences between PCAP VS Infrared touch, so you can decide which technology best suits your needs.

The touchscreen industry is no stranger to change. With advancements in technology and evolving market demands, companies continuously...

As the Vice President of Sales for a touch screen manufacturer — and more importantly, a mom of three energetic kids — I’m used to...

UICO’s Projected Capacitive (PCAP) touchscreens can meet Military Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) requirements through a combination...