Uni's ABC

In home appliances, transportation, commerce, digital signage and industry - in each of these areas we use devices equipped with screens.

Imagine when you activate your brand new device and notice a tiny imperfection on your screen.

What connects buying a public transportation ticket, ordering a meal in fast food restaurant, and receiving or dispatching of a package.

We live in an era of professionalization - we are constantly looking for solutions that will allow us to achieve the goals we set even more precisely

The Internet of Things concept is growing in strength - according to some reports, the number of IoT-connected devices could be as high as 30 billion in 2020

In recent years, LCDs with LEDs getting more and more advanced. One of the functionalities of LCDs with LEDs is local dimming.

Internet of Things (IoT) - a buzzword that was once unknown, is now frequently appearing in the public space. The increasingly widespread use of electronics and Internet connectivity in everyday objects is successively increasing the demand for hardware solutions to meet this booming trend.

IoT devices? - There is probably no longer any doubt that we are surrounded by them.

EPD (e-paper display) technology is successfully used for a long time only in typically consumer solutions, such as ebook readers.

More than 10 years ago, AMT introduced low-reflective (LR) touch solutions in response to market needs at the time.

When we are in public places, we often have contact with objects that are not as clean as we might think.

Due to the growing market interest in e-paper displays and the cumbersome installation of these displays in large sizes.