How to Use Panel PCs with Projected Capacitive Touchscreen for Automation


Industrial panel PCs, when integrated with Resistive or Projected Capacitive Touchscreens (PCAP Touchscreens), make using a panel PC an excellent choice in those parts of your business that need extra hardware.

 Also, these industrial computing devices are considered a necessity in the sectors of healthcare, industrial manufacturing, and corporate businesses that are using touchscreen technologies to automate their operations.
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