Displays for POS and Retail
Touch displays for payment terminals, self-service kiosks and electronic shelf labels — built for daily abuse.
A POS terminal gets more physical contact in a week than a laptop gets in a year. The display has to survive that, and it has to stay readable under retail lighting that is far brighter than an office.
For payment terminals we usually pair a 3.5 to 5 inch TFT with a capacitive touch panel and a printed cover glass — the glass takes the wear, the panel stays clean, and the whole stack is bonded with no air gap to trap dust. For self-service kiosks, 10.1 inch is the common size, and the touch controller needs to work with wet or gloved fingers.
For shelf labels, e-paper is the practical choice: the price stays visible with no power, and a coin cell lasts months between updates. All three routes are produced in the same facility, so a retail system can mix them.