Military Touch Technology Explained in New Whitepaper from Touch International
Austin, TX (PRWEB) August 01, 2013 -- Touch screen manufacturer, Touch International announced today the release of its latest whitepaper, Touch Technology for Military Applications: An Insider’s Guide to Military and Aerospace Touch Displays, which identifies and addressing key considerations when implementing touch in the when performance and reliability cannot be compromised. Answering questions such as, “Can touch work with gloves for combat?” and “What if we need sunlight readability?” It also helps guide a decision path to help readers determine what further enhancement options are best suited for their project requirements.
"There is no such thing as a perfect touch technology,” explains Gary L. Barrett, Touch International Chief Technology Officer and co-founder. “Touch Technology for Military Applications was written to give our audience a clear explanation of how each technology can be applied to the demands of military and aerospace applications."
With over 1,200 touch-related patents in existence, it is easy to become confused about which touch technology one should choose to integrate into a new product. For the military or aerospace engineer, the process of choosing the right touch technology becomes even more difficult. Not only must the touch screen perform well in controlled settings, but also in extreme environments with unknown variables ranging from vibration to noise to extreme temperatures. Touch International is ITAR Compliant and is an industry leader in military and aerospace touch screen and display applications.
To download the free whitepaper and many others go to http://touchinternational.com/literature/whitepapers.html
About Touch International
Touch International, headquartered in Austin, Texas, was founded in 2002 by Michael Woolstrum and long-time veteran, Gary Barrett, the company’s CTO. TI has become a world leader in your screen and EMI filter technology. The company, who’s Engineering and Design facility and Corporate Office is located in Austin, Texas, operates 4 manufacturing facilities in Asia.
Shaun Detmer, Touch International, Inc., http://touchinternational.com, 512-646-0328, [email protected]
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