Choosing the right industrial display for harsh environments can be a challenge. The wrong choice can lead to operational failures, increased downtime, and higher maintenance costs, while the right display ensures smooth operations and long-term reliability.
Using a consumer tablet may work in prototypes or short-term deployments. But for commercial fitness equipment expected to operate daily, in demanding environments, over long lifecycles, the display must be treated as an industrial component—not a consumer accessory.
85°C is not the extreme—it is the standard. It represents a proven balance point established through thousands of thermal measurements and reliability tests—optimizing performance, lifetime, and cost.
In today’s healthcare environment, technology plays a pivotal role in improving patient care, enhancing communication, and streamlining medical processes. One such innovation that has revolutionized patient interactions and clinical workflows is the medical grade touch screen.
Modern gyms are no longer low-demand indoor spaces.From smart treadmills and stationary bikes to connected strength equipment, gym displays operate in environments that place unique and often underestimated demands on display performance and reliability.
LCDs (Liquid Crystal Displays) do not emit light themselves. Instead, they display images by controlling how much backlight passes through the liquid crystals.When showing black, the liquid crystals should ideally block all backlight—but in reality, perfect black is impossible.
Medical devices demand the highest standards of reliability and traceability. ISO 13485 certification confirms that a display module meets rigorous quality management requirements for medical applications.
Although they are often compared mainly by thickness, the real engineering differences go much deeper. This article summarizes how these three structures differ in construction, performance behavior, and suitable applications.
In this article, we summarize the most common display resolutions and explain how to quickly understand them. More importantly, we show how resolution should be evaluated in industrial display selection, where stability, readability, and long-term reliability matter more than marketing numbers.
