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The Cost-effective Multitouch Experience
The Cost-effective Multitouch Experience

Touch on Larger Displays

Cost-effective touch on larger displays with infrared (IR)

Neonode's zForce infrared touch technology provides a cost-effective alternative to capacitive touch – especially on larger displays. Providing touch performance identical to the capacitive touch we are used to from our personal devices at a lower cost makes it a no-brainer on larger touch displays. Easy to integrate and already deployed in over 95 million devices worldwide, our zForce infrared touch technology is ready to bring your displays to the next level of interactivity.

Cut Costs in Your Applications

Smart Displays

Smart Displays

  • Affordable touch for cost-sensitive smart home devices.

  • Low power draw and allows wake-on approach for always-on devices.

  • Works with gloves, passive styluses and other objects, ideal for smart devices throughout the home.

Touch Monitors

Touch Monitors

  • Low cost makes touch viable even for large computer monitors.

  • Works with computer monitors of any shape and orientation, including curved monitors.

  • Supports passive styluses for a natural drawing experience.

Digital Kiosks

Digital Kiosks

  • Unparalleled longevity and durability, even in tough outdoor environments.

  • Allows rugged designs, e.g., thick plexiglass or metal meshes, without sacrificing touch capability.

  • Provides a smartphone-like touch experience on any device with a display.

Touch on Larger Displays
Touch on Larger Displays

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Get in touch with our team and start your zForce infrared touch project.

Discover zForce for Larger Displays

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The Touch Experience Users Expect

Neonode’s infrared touch performs and behaves exactly like the capacitive touch we are all used to.

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95 Million Devices and Counting

Our infrared touch technology is trusted by leading brands and has been deployed in millions of devices worldwide.

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Get Your Project Started in No Time

Easy to integrate and with technical support from project start to finish, we ensure a smooth development process.

Scales with Your Displays

Scales with Your Display Sizes

Our touch solution brings the same performance across display sizes, enabling affordable touch across your entire product range.

Integrating zForce Infrared Touch

Neonode's zForce technology platform is offered in two main configurations: a blocking infrared integration, where emitters and receivers on each side of the display are used to detect the position of blocked IR light; and a reflective infrared sensor, where emitters and receivers on a single side of the display are used to triangulate the position of blocked IR light.

zForce Optical Blocking Technology - Verfolgung eines Objekts

Blocking Infrared Integration

With Neonode’s blocking zForce design, infrared light is emitted in a proprietary pattern that is received by photodetectors. When infrared light beams are broken by fingertips or any other objects, zForce determines the exact position on the display surface, indicating a touch event and provides this information to the host device. The frequency and accuracy of this process guarantees a seamless multitouch experience just like traditional capacitive touch.

Easily integrated into virtually any product with minimal bezels and high compatibility with displays of any type, zForce is a proven to solution to your touch interaction challenges.

zForce Optical Reflective Technology - Grundprinzipien

Reflective Infrared Sensor

Neonode’s reflective zForce design provides an alternative infrared touch implementation that forgoes the frame for a single-sided design. Instead of determining the position of the touch event by broken infrared light beams, the reflective zForce design triangulates the position of the touch event based on the infrared light reflected by the fingertip or object that intersects the infrared light beams.