Android mainboards · Touch displays · Firmware — since 2013
Panel · touch · glass · housing

Six layers, tuned as one device.

Panel timing, touch tuning, brightness, glass and housing all have to match. We choose the panel, set its timing in firmware, tune the touch controller and build the enclosure — so the finished device behaves as one product.

Tempered cover glass
PCAP touch sensor
LCD panel
Backlight
Android board
Metal housing
What we integrate

Every part between the user's finger and the board.

  1. 01

    LCD panel

    10" to 65", standard and high-brightness, stretched (48:9 and wider), round and square.

  2. 02

    Touch

    Projected capacitive (PCAP), 10-point; works with capacitive gloves; no-touch versions.

  3. 03

    Cover glass

    Tempered glass as standard for industrial use; integrated tablet-style touch glass for commercial models on request.

  4. 04

    Form

    Open-frame modules, wall-mount, table-top and floor-standing kiosks.

  5. 05

    Housing

    Metal enclosures, colours, mounting and brackets.

Why firmware matters for displays

A new panel is a configuration change, not a driver project.

Every panel needs its own timing, voltage and backlight settings; MIPI panels in particular are configured in firmware at the factory. Because we build the firmware, we make that change — not your team.

Multi-display guide
Technicians assembling and adjusting Android touch displays on the line
Panels, touch sensors and boards are assembled and adjusted in our factory.
FAQ

Integration questions

Can you use the panel we already source?

Usually yes — send the panel datasheet and we confirm interface and timing.

Why tempered cover glass?

Most of our displays go into industrial and public settings where breakage is the main risk, so tempered glass is our standard. Commercial models can use integrated tablet-style touch glass instead.

Do you make unusual shapes?

Yes — stretched bar, round and square displays are part of our standard range.