June, 2020


www.us- tech.com Touchscreen Display Starter Kit


Munich, Germany — DATA MODUL has launched its easyTOUCH starter kit, an evaluation kit that enables developers to enter the world of PCAP and displays. The new easyTOUCH starter kit offers a quick way for users to familiarize themselves with leading technologies from specialists, as well as individual components. The kit is equipped with a 13.3 in. (338 mm)


large display, which can be operated both with gloves and when exposed to water. It also includes a mounted touch USB controller board and the lat- est LCD controller board from DATA MODUL’s eMotion product family and fitting cables. The easyTOUCH starter kit is designed to demonstrate what modern PCAP systems can perform, especial- ly for industrial applications. Also included is a USB stick


that contains the company’s easy - ANALYZER 4.0, the latest genera-


FRAMOS Offers High Res OLED Microdisplay for AR


Ottawa, Ontario, Canada — FRAMOS is now offering the ECX335S microdis- play series from Sony Semiconductor Solutions. Offering outstanding bright- ness, contrast and resolution, as well as a wide viewing angle, this solution is suited to the fast-growing market of augmented reality (AR) devices. These include head-mounted dis-


plays (HMDs), electronic viewfinders (VFs) and small monitors. The ECX - 335S is an OLED panel module with active matrix color, brightness up to 3,000 cd/m2, full HD resolution with


Industry


4.0 ready


REHM


THERMAL SYSTEMS


Years


ECX335S OLED microdisplay for AR applications.


1,920 x 1,080 RGB pixels, and a diago- nal of 0.7 in. (18 mm). Its power con- sumption is low even at a frame rate of 60 fps. AR applications require bright-


ness in excess of 1,000 cd/m2. Through a clever combination of enhancements, Sony Semiconductor Solutions has increased the bright- ness of the new ECX335S by a factor of three, compared with previous models, while maintaining the same operational life. With its brightness, small form


factor and contrast ratio of 100,000:1, this module will continue to spur inno- vative AR solutions. information levels in HMDs and VFs are rich in contrast and are designed to blend seamlessly


into the real world. Contact: FRAMOS Technologies,


Inc., 2733 Lancaster Road, Suite 210, Ottawa, Ontario, K1B 0A9, Canada % 613-686-1152 E-mail: webpage-us@framos.com Web: www.framos.com


tion of the PCAP touch analysis tool from DATA MODUL. It optimizes communication between the


touch system, customer and application engineer and makes it possible for all necessary basic set- tings and fine-tuning to be easily parameterized and visualized for the PCAP USB controller. The driverless, plug-and-play PCAP USB


controller and the eMotion control module make the easyTOUCH starter kit ready for use in only a few minutes. All components, such as the easy - TOUCH display or eMotion board are also avail- able in other sizes and can be tailored to customer


specifications. Contact: DATA MODUL, Inc., 275 Marcus


easyTOUCH display starter kit.


Boulevard, Unit R, Hauppauge, NY 11788 % 631-951-0800 E-mail: presse@data-modul.com Web: www.data-modul.com


DATA MODUL Introduces


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ViCON VisionX – a good basis counts


Rehm offers clear software for the Vision Series with ViCON, which can be operated intuitively through its touch interface. All messages, commands and parameters are visible at a glance in the main screen with machine view. With numerous features, for example, a favourites bar that can be freely added, the structured grouping of parameters or the individual process monitoring and docu- mentation, ViCON offers you optimal support for your manufacturing processes.


ViCON Vision Innovative Software Solutions


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