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How can we improve the interaction between our fingers and touch screens?

How can we improve the interaction between our fingers and touch screens?

Metal mesh technology

Touch panel technology has been widely adopted in all kinds of electronic equipment. You will find it in personal computers, industrial equipment and smartphones. What all these touch panels have in common is the need for transparent films that react to the touch of our fingers. The touch panel market needs solutions that ensure high durability and good transmittance. Currently often ITO (indium tin oxide) film or glass is used.

As touch panels get larger, lowering resistance becomes more and more important. Fujifilm developed a new conductive film for capacitive touch panels. A simple PET film with a silver mesh pattern on both sides has been developed utilizing Fujifilm’s silver halide photographic technology. This result in a highly transparent and highly sensitive film, while maintaining a low resistance. The conductive film is thin and flexible, enabling 3D forming and simple touch panel modulation processes.

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By car

The route from Amsterdam, Utrecht (A2, A27) or from Rotterdam, Breda (A16, A59, A27)

  • From A2, keep bearing right at motorway interchange Everdingen (junction Lexmond), A27 direction Breda;
  • From A16 (Dordrecht/Breda), follow direction Breda; At motorway interchange Zonzeel keep bearing right onto A59. At motorway interchange Hooipolder turn right onto A27.
  1. At motorway A27, take exit Oosterhout/Dongen 19;
  2. Turn right, direction Dongen, Bovensteweg / N629;
  3. Follow direction Tilburg for 10,6 km (follow Industrial Site number 1004/1005);
  4. After 10,6 km, turn left to Burgemeester Letschertweg;
  5. After 2,3 km turn right to Gesworenhoekseweg / Industrial Site number 1004/1005;
  6. Take third exit on the round-a-bout onto Dongenseweg;
  7. After 0.9 km turn right, at the traffic lights, Fujifilm Tilburg is located at the Oudenstaart 1.

The route from Brussels, Antwerpen (A12)

  1. From A12, direction Antwerpen, follow direction Breda;
  2. At motorway interchange Galder keep bearing right onto A27/A58, direction Tilburg;
  3. At motorway, take junction Gilze, Tilburg-West, Rijen (12);
  4. Turn left to N260 / Langenbergseweg (2.7 km);
  5. Straight ahead to Burgemeester Letschertweg, follow direction Industrial Site number 1004/1005 (6.8 km);
  6. After 6.8 km, turn right to Gesworenhoekseweg / Industrial Site number 1004/1005;
  7. Take third exit on the round-a-bout onto Dongenseweg;
  8. After 0.9 km turn right, at the traffic lights, Fujifilm Tilburg is located at the Oudenstaart 1.

The route from Eindhoven (A2)

  1. At motorway interchange Batadorp keep bearing left onto A2, direction Tilburg;
  2. Continue on A58 (21.6 km);
  3. Keep to the right at motrway interchange De Baars en follow A65 direction Tilburg-Noord/‘s-Hertogenbosch/Waalwijk (1.4 km);
  4. Take junction (3) Tilburg-Noord, to N261 direction Waalwijk
  5. Turn right to Burgemeester Bechtweg/N261 (7.0 km). Follow direction Industrial Site number 1004/1005;
  6. Continue on Burgemeester Letschertweg (2.1 km);
  7. Turn left onto Burg. Baron van Voorst tot Voorstweg;
  8. Take first right to Dongenseweg;
  9. After 1.2 km, at the traffic lights, turn left onto Oudenstaart.

The route from s’-Hertogenbosch (A2)

  1. At motorway interchange Empel follow A59 direction RING-Noord/Waalwijk;
  2. At A59, take exit 37-Waalwijk. Continue on A58 (21.6 km);
  3. Follow Midden-Brabantweg/N261 direction Sprang-Capelle/Tilburg/Efteling;
  4. Continue on Midden-Brabantweg/A261, direction Tilburg;
  5. Take exit Tilburg-Noord, to N261, direction Eindhoven/Breda;
  6. Turn right, direction Dongen, to Burgemeester Letschertweg. Follow Industrial Site number 1004/1005;
  7. After 2,1 km, turn left to Burgemeester Baron van Voorst tot Voorstweg;
  8. Take first right to Dongenseweg;
  9. After 1.2 km, at the traffic lights, turn left onto Oudenstaart.

Public Transport

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• From Central Railway Station Tilburg: Bus 127, direction /Breda

• Departure from Central Railway Station: every half hour

• Departure from Dongenseweg: every half hour

• Bus stop: Dongenseweg across from the Fujifilm Tilburg entrance