company news about Proface touch screen: a smart window for industrial interaction

In the current era of rapid development of industrial automation and intelligent devices, the quality of human-computer interaction interface directly affects production efficiency and operational experience. As a leader in the industry, Pro face touch screens have become a powerful assistant in many fields due to their excellent performance, rich functions, and wide applicability.

Profus is a subsidiary of Schneider Electric, a Fortune 500 company in France, and has a profound technical background. Since the launch of the first touch programmable human-machine interface in 1989, we have always focused on the research and innovation of human-machine interface products. Our product line is rich and diverse, and can meet the diverse needs of different industries and scenarios.

From a performance perspective, the Profus touch screen has significant advantages. Taking the SP5000 series as an example, its CPU speed has reached 8 times that of Pro face's previous human-machine interface products. This means that even if a large amount of information is added to the screen, such as high-speed processed motion, position information, or a large amount of recipe data, it can be displayed smoothly. Whether it is presenting device status realistically through animation or displaying complex flowcharts and detailed information clearly, it is no problem, providing efficient and accurate data display for operators.

The display effect is unparalleled. Up to 16 million colors can be displayed, creating extremely beautiful images and presenting information vividly. The widescreen display adopts a 16:9 ratio, allowing users to expand the display of menus and other images on the left and right sides of the screen, greatly increasing the information carrying capacity of the screen. Its maximum display screen can reach 15 inches (1024 × 768), providing users with a wider visual space. Many complex information can be presented simultaneously without frequent page switching, greatly improving operational convenience.