Via optronics partnership pursuing the interactive automotive market
VIA optronics Forms Strategic Partnership with SigmaSense to Develop New Touch Sensing Solutions Nuremberg, Germany: June 9, 2021 - VIA optronics AG (NYSE: VIAO) (“VIA”), a leading supplier of interactive display systems and solutions, has formed a strategic partnership with SigmaSense, a global leader in touch...
CAR.HMI
We will be attending CAR.HMI on July 12-13, 2021 at the Henry Detroit. We will demonstrate an example of sensor fusion in action. Sensor fusion is the ability to support multiple sensors where the analog sensor signals are shared and separated by a single touch...
SigmaSense® unveils a gaming class performance breakthrough at Touch Taiwan
AUSTIN TEXAS (PRWEB) APRIL 20, 2021 April 20, 2021 – SigmaSense LLC, the global leader in touch screen performance, announces the world’s first gaming class performance interactive display table. An advantage in the three-billion player gaming space is highly valued among gamers. In a comparison of...
Touch Taiwan
LOPEC 2021 – Driving the future of printed electronics
We will be attending LOPEC on March 23-25, 2021 in the virtual booth hosted by Heraeus Epurio. Heraeus provides the PEDOT:PSS chemicals used in high resistance conductive polymer films. SigmaSense's SigmaDrive® technology enables the use of these high resistance PEDOT films to be patterned into...
OPE Journal’s article about SigmaDrive®
OPE Journal just published an article on how SigmaDrive® enables PEDOT sensor technology for large displays. You can find the article in the OPE Journal, March 2021 issue on page 24....
Are tabletops the next massive gaming platform?
Gaming is huge by nearly any benchmark. With nearly 3 billion players and gaming revenues now exceeding that of the movie and sports industries combined, predicting what is next is a top priority. Mobile gaming, which was virtually zero a decade ago, has...
The New Microprocessor Wars Start Upstream for End-to-End Performance
The "Microprocessor Wars" are often compared to the Muscle Car Wars of the 1960s and 70s. This new battlefield will pull in nearly every company that depends on data processing. However, winning is less about raw horsepower and more about efficiency, sensing latency, and results. ...