Projected capacitive touch technology, also known as PCT or PCAP, is a form of touchscreen technology that’s adopted in smartphones, tablets, and interactive displays.

Compared with other types of touch screens like infrared (IR) touch screens and electromagnetic (EM) touch screens, projected capacitive touch screens support multi-touch functionality that multiple person can write on the touch screen simultaneously, and display more supreme quality image with higher resolution and color contrast. Capacitive touchscreens can be used with a protective cover to keep screens clear, clean and scratch-free. The disadvantages of capactive touchscreen include the limitation of touch objects. Many PCAP touchscreens can't respond to objects other than human fingers such as fingernail or a gloved hand.

The projected capacitive touch panel layered on sheets of glass is a further development of IQTouch interactive flat panel. Projected Capacitive (PCAP) technology relies on recognizing touch by human-body capacitance. With zero writing height and more accurate touch, giving you ultimate writing experience and flexible operation smoother than ever. Our interactive displays supports multiple touch points function to enable powerful interactivity between teacher and students and improve the efficiency of a class. You will never waste the time for waiting the operation response on the touch screen.

projected capacitive touch screen.IQTouch TB800 series is designed to make your meeting more effective. With interactive 20-point touch and built-in wireless screen mirroring software for content sharing, IQTouch TB800 series is helpful for facilitating presentations, brainstorming, and decision-making. All you need in a meeting are seamlessly integrated into the interactive display, just walk in and get your meeting started.