Toppan Joins embedded world 2021 DIGITAL
March 04, 2021
News
Toppan Printing will participate in embedded world 2021 DIGITAL, the international trade fair for embedded hardware and software technologies, which will be held online from March 1 to 5.
Exhibiting at embedded world for the first time, Toppan will present display solutions, including its unique Blanview TFT-LCD technology and aerial touch displays. The recently developed aerial touch display is a next-generation solution featuring a contactless user interface that has the potential to enhance public hygiene and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Per the company, it's the world’s first technology of its kind to generate aerial images parallel to the LCD unit.
Other items on display will include Toppan’s lineup of standard displays ranging in size from 2.0″ to 12.1″ and optimized for a range of uses and usage environments. Toppan will also present rod-shaped and round displays as well as its Polymer Dispersion Liquid Crystal (PDLC) display, on which graphics and text appear against a transparent background.
Toppan’s virtual booth will be open 24 hours a day from March 1 to 5, and online chat and meetings with Toppan’s expert staff will be possible in English or Japanese between starting and closing times on each day of the event.
For more information, visit: https://www.toppan.com/en/news/2021/02/newsrelease210226e.html
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