Personal consumption

Capacitive Touch Screens: Core Application Scenarios in Personal Consumer Products With core advantages such as high sensitivity, multi-touch support, and fast response, capacitive touch screens have become the core interactive carrier for personal consumer products. They have deeply penetrated into high-frequency daily usage scenarios, and their main application scenarios can be categorized as follows:

1. Mobile Smart Terminals: Core Interactive Entrances This is the most basic and widely used scenario for capacitive touch screens, covering almost all personal mobile devices:

Smartphones: As a standard interactive component, they support single-touch operations (such as opening apps and inputting text) and multi-touch operations (such as pinching to zoom in/out of images/maps and using multiple fingers to control game characters). Some high-end models also use pressure sensing (3D Touch) to enable advanced operations like "light press for preview and hard press to open," making daily activities such as browsing social media, shopping, and navigating more smooth.

Tablets: Equipped with larger-sized capacitive screens and compatible with styluses, they can meet both entertainment needs and support learning and light office work. Students can take notes and highlight key points directly on the screen, designers can draw sketches through precise touch control, and office workers can make touch-based annotations on documents.

Smart Bracelets: Some high-end smart bracelets are equipped with small-sized capacitive screens to display time and notifications.

Embedded Device Screens: The capacitive screens on the doors of smart refrigerators can display the shelf life of ingredients, allow online recipe searches, and even synchronize mobile shopping lists. The touch screens of smart water heaters can accurately set heating time and water temperature, balancing convenience and energy efficiency.