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The world isn’t standard, and neither are TARTAN displays!

Stretched displays are readily available in a wide variety of standard sizes (from sizes 23.6” to 58.4”), but our customers frequently require them to be tailored to the specific needs of their applications. So, when size matters, the flexibility of TARTAN, part of the AUO Display Plus series family, could be just what you need.

Reinventing ITO sensors with SP-ITO

Stutensee, Germany – October, 2022 – As a leading provider of industrial visualization systems, Avnet Embedded is implementing complete PCAP glass touch solutions using a new technology to achieve bigger sizes, better optical and EMI performance, along with lower sheet resistance.

Enhancing Displays with Low Power MIP Technology

We have seen a huge surge in the use of IoT devices in the last decade or so across various industries. More companies are focused on developing devices that will become part of the connected ecosystem.

Avnet Embedded partners with Tianma to offer new high brightness rugged displays

May 2022 – Avnet Embedded has teamed up with its display partner Tianma to offer a range of rugged, high brightness displays. The seven inch displays are perfect for outdoor applications that require clearly readable screens in harsh light and a wide range of temperatures. This makes them perfect for applications like fuel station displays, outdoor vending machines and kiosks, as well as smaller public information systems.

Dito vs Nano Touch Solutions

Nano or DITO? When you’re developing a product that requires a touch display, you’ll need the right sensor. But which one? Avnet Embedded can help you.

3 use cases for embedded platforms enabling HMIs and IoT systems

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The demand for intelligent human machine interface (HMI) systems, flexible panel PCs and easy-to-configure Internet of Things (IoT) gateways for industry remains strong and will continue to grow.

Machines in the middle: infection transmission via touchscreens

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In the last few months, what we touch – and who else has touched it - has suddenly become a critical thought process that very few people thought of previously. Touch screens, devices, kiosks, fuel pumps – people are a lot more conscious of what they have to touch, and the implications of hygiene on every day life.