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New Vision Display’s engineers are highly qualified to handle these challenges. Our automotive solutions and services have received awards from Tier 1 OEMs. The decades of expertise our engineers bring to every project is virtually unmatched among manufacturers of automotive touch screens and displays.

NVD’s design and tuning capabilities allow customers to create designs with application-specific performance. And, NVD performs touch controller tuning internally — a task many other manufacturers must outsource to controller manufacturers. Our touch solutions include:Multi-finger touch

LCD displays in cars have been flat, rectangular and low resolution since the beginning. However, as the cockpit becomes a smart mobile digital assistant, there is increased need for bigger, higher-resolution, more immersive displays. Next-generation cockpit displays are curved and offer high resolution at much larger sizes than current displays. Visteon is one of the largest suppliers of automotive displays to the industry and has multiple years of experience in critical aspects of automotive use cases, such as head impact safety, long life, extreme temperatures, vibrations and reflectivity.

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... that of the standard industrial panel computers with its elegant, edge-to-edge design. The display is easy to clean, plus the screen is resistant to water and liquid droplets.

VMD 1001 is a 7-inch TFT LCD monitor with 4 wire resistant touch screen sensor. With the high brightness display and automatically brightness control, it is designed for in-vehicle application. ...

VMD 2002 is an 8-inch TFT LCD monitor with 4 wire resistant touch screen sensor. With the high brightness display and automatically brightness control, it is designed for in-vehicle applications. ...

... Wireless Vehicle Quad-view Monitor is easy to install and has built-in video recorder. It supports quad view and auto pairing; good for truck, trailer, RV, etc. It can work with HD wireless cameras to ...

... PCAP, Full-HD, Displayport, plain glass front and many more... Making this HMI the perfect-fit for industrial and in-vehicle - applications as well as the integration in mashinery and equipment.

TOPWAY Color TFT Modules are designed to provide robust and easy to install display products for industrial applications. For many years in business, the broad design experience and the full range of iconic products made TOPWAY a widely ...

... data monitor which developed by Rion Company Independently can match with our all series sensors products including tilt sensor , accelerometer ,compass , gyroscope, AHRS navigation and other products for data transmission ...

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If your car or truck factory radio LCD with touchscreen monitor needs replaced then we provide some of the best replacement car touch LCD screen replacement parts available on the market today. As is Factory Radio Parts standard: all of our car touchscreen repair kits are developed for both ease of use and functionality – so you can get your tunes blasting again in no time!

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Vehicle-mounted display devices are usually LCD screens, with external sound, readable SD card, USB and Bluetooth and other functions. The car navigator’s monitor has an incoming call voice reporting function. As the LCD screen is relatively small and easy to install. The vehicle Lcd display can be installed near the dashboard, on the roof, behind the seat back, or even on the sun visor, which is convenient for viewing. In addition, vehicle-mounted display devices often integrate other functions, such as simple power amplifiers, TV receiving functions, audio output, etc., with more types and functions than TVs or computer monitors.

Whether you are replacing the gagues, adding a display to a dashboard, replacing a center console, or looking to develop an aftermarket part, let the Display Engineers from US Micro Products guide you through the process of designing the best display for your project.

Ford needed a display to show a variety of icons and read outs including battery life, mileage and more. They needed it to be circular in shape to fit the design of the dashboard. We designed a custom display to meet this requirement. The end result for Ford was a display that was legible in sunlight, and displayed their custom icons while providing a cost efficient solution.

The customer required a ruggedized display for a boat console. We designed a 12.3" TFT 1280x480 with a 1000 nits backlight for high brightness and a chemically strengthened cover lens with glass on glass P-cap sensor. Another solution we manufactured for this client was a 7" TFT 800x480, 1000 nits backlight and AR coating for the same application.

An amber backlight LED was used for this application. The backlight designed to provide a robust product that can withstand a harsh environment of shock, vibration, wide temperature ranges and a long life – up to 100,000 hours.

Our 16x2 Character Display outfits an engine tuner for commercial cars and trucks. Its low profile allows it to fit in the tight size constraints of this handheld application.

Our 6.4" flat panel display is a great product for the ever-growing market of on car entertainment. Its compact footprint makes it ideal for mounting in seats, dash or over-head applications.

Our Display Engineers will analyze your requirements and design the best solution for your specific application. Once we design a solution, we will manufacture, do quality control and deliver a high quality display at the best value. To find out more about our Engineered Display Solutions Process, visit our Custom Displays page

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With a decade experience, Sintron Technology has gained a fine reputation as one of the most countable and reliable In-Vehicle Display suppliers for various automotive after-market display installations.

Sintron In-Vehicle displays keep pace with the ever-changing market trends, with main products ranged from 7” to 12.1” rugged in-car displays, outdoor sunlight readable displays and open frame display for custom modification OEM request.

Synaptics SafeSense, Design Studio and Image Studio streamline the touchscreen design process, while reducing total design cost and accelerating the time to market. The tool suites assist designers in creating optimal products that are tightly aligned with target design and performance specifications. They work seamlessly with multiple display configurations and stack-ups, including discrete sensor, on-glass-sensor, on-cell, and in-cell solutions.

SafeSense makes design simulation easy.  It comprehends all factors that can affect touchscreen performance, such as the sensor pattern, substrate material, size, structure, stack-up, and front-lens thickness. By simulating a design first, time and resource expenditures are minimized.

Design Studio includes tuning and configuration wizards, production test tools, and diagnostics tools that configure and test chips and modules built using Synaptics capacitive sensing technology. Choice of materials, thickness of glass, and system architecture impact touch performance. Synaptics Design Studio allows designers to set firmware parameters (such as baseline capacitance and operating frequency) to optimize the touch performance of a particular touchscreen design. The result is excellent responsiveness, sensitivity and finger-tracking. The tools also allow the designer to enable and configure advanced features such as side touch, moisture tolerance, and gesture recognition.

Image Studio features wizards for tuning and configuration, as well as diagnostics tools that configure and test the modules based on Synaptics display driver ICs. Synaptics Image Studio allows designers to adjust color settings -- gamma, warmth, white point, color targets, and backlight intensity --  to optimize the display performance for a particular design, resulting in vibrant images with excellent color and low power consumption.

Cadillac issued a recall for 186 Lyriqs in fall 2022 after discovering a software error in the driver video display control module that could cause the instrument panel to go blank.

To support driver safety while managing a comfortable cabin environment and advanced infotainment systems, automotive display technology became more digitalized and connected. Advanced automotive displays eliminate dials and buttons on a traditional automotive dashboard or instrument panel, and give drivers more intuitive and advanced control over the systems in their vehicle. The development of automotive displays allow for the control of programs such as entertainment systems, safe driving systems, navigational systems, and others. Efficiently manufacturing these increasingly complex automotive displays requires a partner capable of providing materials and finding solutions to help drive advances in this type of technology.

As the global technology leader in adhesives, sealants and thermal management materials, Henkel has extensive experience in the automotive display industry. With its optical bonding, structural bonding, and thermal management solutions, Henkel has the right portfolio to meet the increasingly important market trends for automotive displays. To enable an efficient manufacturing process, Henkel offers high specification application equipment, which was developed in partnerships with leading global lamination equipment manufacturer. Our innovative design approach towards mass production equipment offers significant benefits in terms of process flexibility and an optimized footprint with a focus on quality and cost-efficient manufacturing.

The center information display is located in the center console of the vehicle, allowing control of the center entertainment system, radio, and cooling and heating systems of the vehicle.

The latest instrumental cluster displays are more digitalized, not just indicating speed and fuel status, but also linked to the status of some ADAS systems.

Automotive head up displays keep important driver data, including speed, traffic, engine, right in front of the driver—keeping eyes on the road while driving. These displays also aid the development of ADAS radar technology as well as autonomous driving capabilities.

Especially on road trips the front-seat passenger is tasked with supporting navigation or finding the perfect playlist. The co-driver display can provide information on the vehicle’s various entertainment, navigational, or temperature control systems.

E-mirrors help drivers see other cars and road users behind and to the side of their vehicle. Unlike traditional side mirrors, e-mirrors no longer protrude far outside from the car. As new solutions are required for next-generation rearview mirrors, Henkel is developing material solutions to meet these technological challenges.

The wide variety of automotive display designs and applications can present challenges for the production of these devices. Manufacturers need to be able to meet different display designs while accounting for factors such as heat dissipation for circuit boards, overall structural strength and integrity of the display housing structure of the automotive dashboard.

Henkel is a leader in helping to develop optical bonding of free-form display designs allowing for innovative display solutions. With our industry experts, Henkel has developed innovative automotive displays adhesive and thermal management solutions:

The sky is the limit when discussing the future of automotive display design. Demands from customers requires continued advancement of housing designs to better use interior space as well as accommodate larger and more responsive screens that deliver higher levels of control. In order to eliminate the use of tradition buttons and create state-of-the-art interior control systems, there is increasing need for advanced optical bonding, structural bonding, thermal management materials and close manufacturing partnerships in order to develop innovative automotive displays. Henkel is here to help meet those challenges and has an eye on the future of innovative automotive displays solutions in the following applications:

Multi-Panel DisplaysMulti-panel automotive displays are one of the not so distant advances that are currently being developed. Multi-panel displays combine single displays into one bigger component allowing for cleaner look and fell in the interior of a car. Furthermore it allows for reduced machine production footprint.

Free-formed and curved displays are the future of automotive displays and are being developed to allow for larger and more attractive display consoles for the automotive dashboard, enabling more features and controls for driver comfort and safety. Free-formed and curved designs of automotive displays dominate the interior of a car while being fully integrated into the overall interior designs.

Infotainment systems are trending towards multi-function, while the trend for Displays is larger sizes. For both, power consumption is higher as the number of chips increases, requiring optimized thermal management materials to regulate the additional heat dispersed.

Liquid Optically Clear Adhesives (LOCA) and Optically Clear Resins (OCR) are designed to achieve high optical and bonding performance on display modules, especially those using multiple substrates or with unique curved design. Henkel’s LOCA solutions are low, medium or high viscosity adhesive which cures instantaneously when exposed to UV light.

Liquid Optically Clear Adhesives (LOCA) and Optically Clear Resins (OCR) are designed to achieve high optical and bonding performance on display modules, especially those using multiple substrates or with unique curved design. Henkel’s LOCA solutions are low, medium or high viscosity adhesive which cures instantaneously when exposed to UV light.

Infotainment systems are trending towards multi-function, while the trend for Displays is larger sizes. For both, power consumption is higher as the number of chips increases, requiring optimized thermal management materials to regulate the additional heat dispersed.

The design and manufacturing of automotive displays requires a variety of materials that range from ensuring the strength of the display housing structure, to controlling heat dissipation from led circuit boards, to the bonding of the cover lens to the TFT/LCD. Henkel has the material solutions that enable the manufacturing of high-quality automotive displays meeting custom specifications.

The optical bonding of the automotive display is necessary for the protection of screens and to ensure their protection from a lot of environmental factors. High performance optical bonding is a requirement for any automotive display since it allows for sensitive touch screen features that provide higher levels of control for interior systems. There are two main types of optical bonding materials: liquid Optically Clear Resin (OCR) and Optically Clear Tape Adhesives (OCA). Henkel is an industry leader in liquid Optically Clear Resin (OCR) technology, which provides numerous benefits for flexible designs, faster cure speeds, and higher optical performance as compared to OCA.

Optical bonding is performed with a combination of coating and lamination processes where the critical optical performance is needed for the display. Henkel has developed liquid optically clear adhesives that enable optical bonding solutions for various display designs and applications.

Liquid Optically Clear Adhesives from Henkel (LOCA) are used to help ensure high optical bonding of the protective screen cover lens to the display. This may include bonding of different substrates such as plastic to plastic, plastic to glass, and glass to glass. Multi-substrate bonding can be applicable for free-formed and design displays, including curved designs. Henkel’s liquid optically clear adhesives (LOCA) can be cured under UV or visible light(1K) or by UV and chemical reaction (2K) and, are available in a low, medium, or high viscosity. The UV or visible light curing capability gives another advantage. Since the liquid adhesive cures instantly to a solid polymer when exposed to UV or visible light, the improved process efficiency can be expected as well.

Using Henkel LOCA for optical bonding, the improved display performance is evident in a 400% better contrast ratio in sunlight, a three times higher impact resistance, lower energy consumption, improved durability to heat and superior impact load absorption enabling thinner and more flexible designs.

Structural bonding for automotive displays is required to attach the display module on to the frame or housing structure to the automotive dashboard or elsewhere in the vehicle. There are several challenges for automotive structural bonding that includes bonding of narrow borders and thin bondlines, quick handling strength, and the need for bonding of multi-substrates materials. For innovative automotive displays, it is also a challenge to create modules that are thinner and lighter in addition to the need to integrate infotainment systems as well as ADAS systems.

Structural bonding adhesives for automotive displays often requires bonding of multiple material substrates and must be flexible for the different thermal expansion of the substrates as well as keeping enough bonding strength for the required small bonding area. In response, Henkel has developed structural bonding solutions tailored for automotive displays that meet these needs.

For manufacturers, current and future space demands that automotive displays to be larger while fitting into more narrow or smaller spaces. This has caused narrow boarder design trends to take hold regarding interior automotive design. Narrow border display solutions come with challenges since they have reduced bonding areas while requiring strong adhesive hold. Henkel has developed narrow bonding solutions that lowers costs and saves on materials while being able to fit within tighter areas.

Henkel offers an unique special solution that accurately and efficiently cures adhesives in display applications on targeted areas by using customized LED light tooling called SpeedCureTM.

It is a highly efficient method for curing on demand and to shorten curing times for the adhesive down to 30-60 seconds and to allow for faster handling of the parts in the production process.

SpeedCure™ is a versatile process that can be applied to multiple substrates such as glass/aluminum, or plastic frames/housing structures, for different designs such as curved and free-formed. Henkel can provide customized SpeedCure™ lights that meet individual specifications.

There has been rising need for advanced thermal interface materials due to the higher power consumption required by automotive display and infotainment systems. Infotainment system designs are trending towards multi-functional displays with larger sizes, increased power consumption, and manufactured with higher number of circuit and LED chips. For these reasons, thermal Interface materials are essential for any automotive display. Thermal interface materials are designed to transfer heat away from electrical components and carry out key functions such as heat dissipation, stress relief, insulation for electrical circuits, and to ensure continued stability for electrical components.

With the increase of heat emitted by display components, the development of more advanced gap fillers, and gap pads has become a necessity. Henkel’s BERGQUIST® brand has led the market for years with innovative formulations of thermal management materials to solve toughest thermal control issues involving automotive electronics and displays.

Henkel’s LOCTITE® and BERQUIST® brands are designed to meet these needs and offer an extensive line of thermal management materials for automotive displays. This includes higher thermally conductive thermal gap pads and gap fillers that are designed to meet the challenges of automotive display manufacturing.

Want to learn more about the automotive electronics solutions that Henkel offers? Download our brochures below or use our contact form to reach us directly.

Popup messages appear at the bottom of the touchscreen. For example, a seat belt reminder appears if a seat belt is unfastened in an occupied seat, an alert appears to notify you of an incoming phone call, a text message appears (when applicable), and voice commands appear when in use. If applicable, touch options from these popup messages (for example, accept/decline a phone call, choose an option from the headlight menu, etc.). To dismiss a popup message, swipe it downward.

If an alert appears on your vehicle"s touchscreen, touch Learn More for more details regarding the alert and how it can be resolved. You can view a list of vehicle alerts and notifications by touching the bell icon at the top of Controls.

From radios to digital gauges, screens in cars have been around for a surprisingly long time. At one point, the only screen in a car was the clock. The digits were small, and maybe it was backlit. Then they added digital radios, and things got a little more interesting, but that was the extent of car screens for many years. There was Kitt from Knight Rider, but that was a fantasy. There was also the 1986 Buick Rivera, but that was an example of an idea coming before the technology was available. In the late early 2000s, some manufacturers were able to install a CD-ROM-based navigation system, and Tom Tom came along in 2004.

But there was nothing genuinely monumental until 2012 when Tesla changed the game. Soon other companies jumped in, and there was a race between car companies to see who could build the biggest and the best. First screens got to 8 inches, then 12 inches. Now some screens have passed Tesla’s offerings, some by quite a bit. Today there are mind-blowing screens larger than anyone could have imagined 20 years ago. As large as screens have become, there is still one thing they haven’t figured out yet. How to beat the fingerprint.

When the first Teslas screen became available, people were excited and astonished. Not only were they 2 or 3 times larger than most other cars, but they were bigger than tablet computers. We see now in a growing number of cars is thanks to them.

These models are less expensive than the S and X, but the screens on the Model 3 and Model Y are 15 inches, which is still larger than what you find in most cars. They control the same functions on the Model S and Model X.

The largest screen available in a Ford vehicle is the 15.5-inch one in the Mustang Mach E. Other Ford models, such as the Escape, have much smaller 4-inch screens, and even the Mustang with the second-largest screen is 6.5-inches, with an option of an 8-inch screen.

The Mach E runs on Ford"s SYNC 4 system. It was the first vehicle to have an upgraded system. It is connected with a 4G LTE for over-the-air updates, but what it would cost to use it was not decided at release. Unlike most vehicles with touch screens, there is also a rotary dial at the bottom, though functions such as climate control and app selection are still operated by touch.

After the release date was pushed back, the first ones were finally delivered in December of 2021. The 2022 Rivian R1T has slowly been delivered to those on the waitlist, but those that do have gotten models with 16” central screens. There is a 12.3-inch screen behind the wheel that acts as a digital gauge.

The landscape-oriented central touch screen comes in at 16-inches. It controls the infotainment, including the 1,200-watt Meridian sound system, climate, and navigation. There is also a 6.8-inch screen in the back for passengers to control the rear climate controls. Reviewers have commented that it looks great, but too many features are controlled by the screen, which makes it feel overwhelming and unnecessary.

As you might expect, the Porsche Taycan has a different setup. The top screen is located in the center of the dash, where you would find most screens, but the second screen slopes downward into the center console. This isn’t new and has been found in other cars, but it’s not quite as intuitive as the single touchscreens are.

The total screen area is 16.8-inches combined but is a little more challenging to use. The 8.3-inch top screen is touch-controlled for the navigation and stereo features, while the bottom 8.5-inch screen slopes down from the top screen. It looks great but is very hard to use because you must look down to find the right spot for climate control options while driving. The total area of the screen is larger than the 11-inch one you would find in a Porsche 911, and there is also an optional third screen in front of the passenger.

The touch screens of the Audi A8 are set up nearly identically to the Taycan, which is no surprise as they are both built by the Volkswagen Group. There are top and bottom touch screens. There is a control wheel as well, but it isn’t as helpful as It was when it was the only way to select functions.

The top is 8-inches and controls the stereo, navigation, and phone, but with different menus and controls than the Porsche. The bottom screen is used for climate control. Because that’s its only set of functions, you won’t need to look down as frequently. Being a more expensive car, the screen of the A8 dwarves the 10-inch in the A4.

This one is a big deal. The screen for the driver is the traditional one you would find in any BMW 7 series. It’s a 15-inch display with standard functions and good old analog controls for climate and stereo.

What makes the new 7-series special is that you can choose what BMW is calling their Theater Screen. This one hangs above the space between the front and rear of the car and is 31-inches. Yes, 31-inches. It serves as an entertainment screen for the back passengers and has an 8K display that can be connected to Netflix, Hulu, and HBO via its 5G Wi-Fi connection. To control it are touch screen built into the door handles, which can be a little difficult to operate. When not in use, the screen can be folded up to the car"s roof.

A high-tech car needs a high-tech screen. For Lucid, it’s the 34-inch Glass Cockpit. The whole thing is one 5K resolution piece of glass that spans from behind the steering wheel to the dashboard"s center. There is also the lower glass display called the Pilot Panel. The whole system was built to

The far-left screen displays all the functions used to keep attention on the road. The center screen is the gauge cluster, and the right screen has media, navigation, and communication controls. The Pilot Panel is larger than the screens in front of the driver and can display more information. With it, you control the climate and car functions. Its controls can be voice-activated or changed with the touch screen. The whole panel can also retract for additional storage. If all of that seems too complicated, there are also buttons to push that can control many of the features.

Cadillac’s 38-inch curved OLED displaylooks much like Lucid’s system. The paper thin display is long and spans across the front of the dash. It’s made of three parts: the info screen on the left, the gauge cluster in the center that can be changed to display speed, maps, augmented reality, or night vision mode, and the media screen on the right. It’s angled towards the driver, but can still easily be seen by passengers.

Cadillac also kept things simpler by having a full set of buttons for the climate control in the center in its normal location. Unfortunately its only available in the Middle East right now, but the technology should be coming to the United States soon.

Mercedes is known for putting the latest technology in their cars before other manufacturers have even considered it. The EQS is Mercedes’ jump into the future, and they have developed a new dashboard to go with it. Known as the MBUX Hyperscreen, it’s the largest screen ever built by Mercedes. It’s a step further than even the Lucid and the Escalade.

The Hyperscreen is 56” of the screen made from an OLED with a fluid, interactive face. There are 8 CPU cores, 24 GB RAM, and 46.4 GB memory. Artificial intelligence can suggest actions based on what the driver has done in the past, in a specific place, or by the time of day, previous user interaction, location, and time of day. If you always listen to classical music on the way home from work, it will recognize the time of day and where you are and automatically show classical music options for you. It’s a peek at where the future of screens is going.

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