Newcastle firm to light up Sweden
A Newcastle firm is set to light up the streets of a Swedish city with its Projected Capacitive Technology that will create a network of interactive outdoor digital signage kiosks with touch sensors for a network of interactive outdoor digital totems for residents and visitors to the city.
Monday, 19 Dec 2016 12:00 GMT
A G6 kiosk using Zytronic PCT in Helsingborg, Sweden
The Helsingborg city authorities commissioned Infinitus Outdoor to create and install a network of six totems to message citizens and help tourists find their way around.
The units have to be reliable in the icy Scandinavian winters, requiring the minimum of attention on-site after installation and to also be vandal-proof.
We have been building outdoor LCD systems since 2004, and have standardised on Zytronic touch sensors because they are stable and reliable”
Marketing and sales director of Infinitus Outdoor, Dikran Tawitian, comments: “Customers expect a trouble free service life of at least five years from outdoor digital signage kiosks, regardless of the prevailing climate.
"We have been building outdoor LCD systems since 2004, and have standardised on Zytronic touch sensors because they are stable and reliable.”
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