User Interface for Boating and RVs
With summer in full swing, everyone seems to be spending a large portion of their day on the water boating or camping in their RV. When it comes to your boat or RV design, instrument dials and gauges can help to identify important controls or indicators for the end-user. They add to the aesthetic and quality of your vehicle’s dashboard and are also important to its look and overall design. Colors for these faceplates are often chosen to stand in contrast to others so that immediate awareness can be drawn to them. This makes it easy to identify and resolve potential problems you may be experiencing with equipment.
Keeping Your Heart Healthy with Printed Electronics
Cardiovascular diseases are becoming more widespread and represent the main socio-medical and an economic problem taking on the proportions of a global epidemic.
Cap Touch Around the House
For many products today, capacitive touch interfaces have become a popular alternative to traditional interfaces such as hard buttons, elastomer keypads, or membrane switches. Their ease of use, as well as the ability for cap touch to be integrated into several different products, allows for cap touch to be utilized within many household products. But what are the benefits of utilizing cap touch over other traditional interfaces?
Thinking about your Customer’s Customer
B2C vs B2B Marketing:
When it comes to marketing, there are two completely different realms you can fall between. You might be marketing directly to a consumer, which is considered to be Business to Consumer (B2C). However, you may also work for a company that sells its products to another business, which is referred to as Business to Business (B2B). Dependent upon which field your company falls within, you may have two completely different marketing mindsets.
From a Thermistor to an All-Printed Temperature Sensor
Thermistors date back all the way to 1833 when they were first invented by Michael Faraday. Thermistors are resistance thermometers or a resistor whose resistance is dependent upon temperature. Hence the name, which is a combination of the words thermometer and resistor. Thermistors, although efficient, are rather bulky in size. With that being said, have you considered the alternative of an all-printed temperature sensor?
Color Matching 101
When designing a product or reproducing one that already exists, there are plenty of important decisions and processes involved. Chances are if it has a graphic overlay or includes a label, it’s going to have colors. It may be as simple as black text on a white background, or as complicated as 10 different colors. Whichever the case may be, chances are that the color will need to be matched.
