Interactive Touch Displays

Today, touch displays are mostly used in POS applications or in schools or offices. They have a pressure-sensitive surface and are thus able to transmit commands to a computer located on the display by touch, which in turn interacts with the touch display.

A touch display is operated by finger touch or pen input. Depending on the nature of the surface and the infrared scanning, some touch displays allow you to work with several users at the same time. In addition to a direct touch design, some displays can be retrofitted with an optional overlay.

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