Rugged Tablet
With a guaranteed operating temperature range of -20 to 60 degrees and an IP54 dust and drip-proof housing, adding an optional sunlight-readable (translucent processing) feature makes it ideal for outdoor use. The efficiency of business operations utilizing PCs is truly expanding in a borderless manner.
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The demand for IT solutions in environments such as construction sites, factories, warehouses, and hospitals, where desk work is not the norm, is increasing significantly. The Design Rugged Tablet series is designed with consideration for use in harsh environments expected of industrial products, meeting the reliability standards of MIL-STD-810F, which includes high and low temperature conditions, shock, vibration, drop resistance, as well as dust and water resistance.
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Construction sites, factories, warehouses, hospitals, etc.
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The timely market introduction of products is the biggest challenge for manufacturers. To support our customers' rapid product development, Design standardizes the main components of displays and offers a variety of options by combining them. The performance and quality demanded by professionals must be optimal for the intended application. We provide displays suitable for various applications, from amusement equipment and industrial measurement and control devices to installations in automobiles, ships, and aircraft, ranging from small to large sizes. As options for standard specifications, it is possible to adopt features such as touch panels and semi-transparent LCDs that are compatible with special environments, IP65 ratings, and wide temperature ranges. These special specifications enable us to offer industrial displays that can meet various technologies required for applications ranging from offices to factories or outdoor use. By realizing the technologies and know-how required for industrial use as products, we respond to professional needs.
