The customer required a display for a commercial, heavy duty hydrogen filling station for heavy goods vehicles. Customer wanted a large display with large enough text to be read from a longer distance (i.e. from a truck cab or trailer), with high brightness for readability at exposed filling stations.
The customer was designing a wall-mounted EV charging box for public car parks. The display needed to be small but readable from a wide angle and resistant to a wide range of temperatures.
The customer needed a display to fit into the existing mechanics.
Apart from that, the most important requirements were sunlight readability, shock & vibration resistance, UV resistance and very low power consumption.
The customer had EMI issues with his current series and wanted to improve the display. They needed a robust outdoor readable display with wide temperature range within a price target.
The customer offers retrofittable reversing camera systems for different kinds of vehicles.
The requirement catalogue for optical performance was big and additionally they needed a wide temperature range and a defined FPC as well as good scratch resistance.
The customer developed a solar operated car and needed an infotainment display that fitted into their electrics and mechanics
The customer required a rugged outdoor fast charging application. They needed to reach mass production in a short time, having been let down by a previous supplier. Their EV Charger would be in unmonitored open car park spaces, so needed to be vandal resistant and weather resistant.
Working with a touchscreen when gloves and fluids are involved is a technical challenge that we realized with touch controller tuning.
This customer was searching fruitlessly for a 4k ~ 42 inch stretched panel with EDP I/F and not V-by-One.
A complete solution with embedded board was required and so we offered a customized display-touch unit with a customized SMARC module.