Client Profile

The OEM required a 7″ touch screen controller that:

The Challenge

Wall Cavity

≤18 mm (0.71″) total — no space for rear-mount brackets or nuts

Installation

Front-only access; exterior skin cannot be drilled post-assembly

Serviceability

Technician must remove in <2 minutes; owner must not be able to

Environmental

-40°C to +85°C, 95% RH, 10g vibration (SAE J1211), salt-fog exposure (ASTM B117 480h)

Security

Prevent guest/owner tampering with system calibration or firmware

Logic Solution

Display

7.0″ IPS, 1024×600, 1,000 nits, optically bonded, AG/AR coating

Touch

PCAP 5-point, glove/wet compatible, 7H hardness, 4mm tempered safety glass

Depth

17.8 mm total (including bezel)

WiFi

Dual-band WiFi 6 (802.11ax), mesh-ready, WPA3

Connectivity

CAN-FD, LIN, 1× Ethernet, USB-C (sealed), Bluetooth 5.2

Power

9–32 VDC, <6W, load-dump protected (ISO 7637-2)

Certifications

SAE J1455, ISO 16750-3, CE, FCC, IATF 16949 (in process)

Thermal Shock

-40°C ↔ +85°C, 500 cycles (IEC 60068-2-14)

Vibration

10–2000 Hz, 7.5g RMS (SAE J1211)

Salt Fog

480 hours (ASTM B117) — zero corrosion

HALT

6-axis random vibration to failure (>22g)

The Challenge

For their new flagship 65-foot convertible yacht, they were designing an integrated “glass helm” to replace the cluttered, multi-device dashboard of previous models. This new central HMI (Human-Machine Interface) would be the vessel’s command center, and it faced three critical, non-negotiable failure points:

Environmental Failure:

The display had to be 100% sunlight readable in the direct, blinding glare of the open ocean. It also had to be completely sealed against corrosive salt-fog, driving rain, and high-pressure washdowns.

Touchscreen Failure:

revious touch panels used by the brand were unreliable. They would “ghost touch” when hit with water spray and would not register commands from wet or gloved hands—a critical usability and safety failure.

Vibration & Shock Failure:

The display would be subjected to constant, severe pounding and high-frequency vibration from wave-slamming impacts and powerful diesel engines. A standard display would delaminate or fail within hours.

The customer needed a long-term HMI partner who could engineer a “zero-failure” display solution as tough and reliable as their hulls.

Our Solutions + Services

We were selected to be the exclusive HMI partner for their entire flagship line. We delivered a complete, custom-engineered solution, not just a display.

The Challenge

For their new “Horizon” ATM platform, [Customer Brand Name] was designing the next-generation Air Traffic Controller (ATCO) workstation and the core data system. This system had a zero-failure tolerance. They faced three critical challenges:

Catastrophic Reliability Demands:

The system required 24/7/365, “five-nines” (99.999%) uptime. A lagging touch input or a failed display is not an option—it is a critical safety incident.

Component Obsolescence Crisis:

Their previous supplier, a consumer-grade manufacturer, issued an “End-of-Life” (EOL) notice for the 2K display panel used in their radar systems. This threatened a multi-million dollar re-engineering and re-certification process for a platform with a 20-year service life requirement.

Fragmented Supply Chain:

They were forced to source their controller touch-screen HMIs from one vendor and their data-processing rack-mount displays from another, leading to integration conflicts, driver incompatibility, and inconsistent visual performance (color/brightness).

They needed a single, long-term partner who could engineer a unified, zero-failure HMI solution and contractually guarantee its availability for decades.

Our Solutions + Services

The customer selected Logic Technologies as the exclusive display partner for the Horizon platform. We provided a complete, unified HMI ecosystem, not just components.

The Challenge

The customer envisioned a revolutionary digital washroom concept – a fully integrated media network that could deliver targeted advertising, informational content, and dynamic interactive experiences directly at the point of engagement: mirrors, taps, and walls. They faced significant challenges in bringing this vision to life:

Seamless Integration & Aesthetics:

Displays needed to be discreetly embedded within mirrors, seamlessly integrated into tap fixtures, and elegantly flush-mounted into high-traffic wall spaces without appearing bulky or out of place in a premium environment.

Environmental Durability & Hygiene:

All displays had to withstand the unique rigors of a public washroom: constant humidity, splashes, frequent cleaning with harsh disinfectants, and potential vandalism. The mirror displays, in particular, required exceptional clarity even when wet.

Content Management & Scalability:

Their system needed a highly reliable, consistent display solution that could be easily deployed across thousands of locations globally, ensuring uniform content delivery and minimal maintenance.

Limited Power & Connectivity (for taps):

Integrating displays directly into tap fixtures presented challenges related to miniature size, low power consumption, and robust connectivity in a compact, water-prone area.

The customer needed a display partner capable of custom engineering a diverse, yet harmonized, range of robust and aesthetically pleasing display solutions.

Our Solutions + Services

The customer selected Logic as their exclusive display engineering partner for the “Mirror Media” ecosystem. We provided a comprehensive suite of custom HMI solutions tailored for each application point.

The Challenge

For their highly anticipated “Lumin” Smart Speaker – a device designed to integrate high-fidelity audio with a rich visual AI experience – They faced several critical display challenges:

“Always-On” Aesthetic & Performance:

The display was central to the Lumin’s identity. It needed to be visually stunning – vibrant, fast, and responsive enough to convey complex visual AI cues (e.g., facial recognition, gesture response, contextual information) without latency, while seamlessly blending into a premium home aesthetic.

Ultra-Responsive Touch Experience:

Users expect smartphone-level responsiveness. The display needed to register nuanced touch inputs instantly for navigation, music control, and visual interactions, even in brightly lit or low-light conditions. Any lag would detract from the premium feel.

Aggressive Time-to-Market:

Consumer electronics operate on extremely tight development cycles. [Customer Brand Name] needed a display partner that could move from concept to mass production within 12-18 months, with rapid prototyping and seamless integration support to meet critical launch windows.

Cost-at-Scale:

While premium, the CE market is fiercely competitive. The display solution needed to be achievable at a high volume, cost-effective price point without compromising quality or performance.

They needed more than a display supplier; they needed a collaborative engineering partner who could deliver a visually superior, lightning-fast HMI solution within a demanding commercial framework.

Our Solutions + Services

The customer selected Logic as their display technology partner, leveraging our expertise in high-performance, custom HMI solutions for the CE market. We provided a complete hardware and engineering support package.

The Challenge

As the customer began designing their most advanced washing machine, they faced a new generation of engineering and business challenges:

Extreme Environmental Demands:

The HMI (Human-Machine Interface) had to be 100% reliable in the most hostile environment in a home. It needed to withstand constant high-frequency vibration from 1600 RPM spin cycles, high humidity and steam, and direct contact with water, bleach, and chemical detergents.

Unreliable Touch Performance:

Their existing touch panel failed when operated with wet or damp hands, a constant in a laundry room. This created a significant point of frustration for the end-user.

Supply Chain & EOL Risk:

Their incumbent display supplier issued an “End-of-Life” (EOL) notice on a key display driver, threatening to halt production and force a costly re-design and re-certification of a product line with an 8-year manufacturing plan.

They needed a long-term engineering partner who could deliver a truly rugged, waterproof, and logistically secure HMI solution.

Our Solutions + Services

The Challenge

The customer was developing its ambitious “AdFlow” network, which required a highly diverse yet unified display hardware solution to serve three distinct environments: interactive restaurant table displays, passive venue wall displays, and large-format public street screens. They faced several critical challenges:

Diverse Form Factors & Functionality:

They needed displays ranging from compact, battery-powered units for restaurant tables to large, highly visible outdoor screens, each requiring unique aesthetic integration and specific functionalities (e.g., touch, extreme brightness, anti-vandalism).

Environmental Durability & Reliability:

Displays had to withstand varied commercial demands: the spills and impacts of a restaurant, the constant operation in a retail venue, and the extreme weather conditions, vandalism risk, and 24/7 exposure of outdoor public spaces.

Content Consistency & Remote Management:

A fragmented display hardware base led to inconsistencies in color, brightness, and integration challenges with their centralized content management system, making remote deployment and maintenance complex.

Aggressive Cost-at-Scale & Rapid Deployment:

To achieve their aggressive network expansion targets, they needed cost-effective, readily deployable display solutions that could be manufactured and delivered in high volumes globally.

The customer needed a display partner capable of custom engineering a comprehensive, robust, and cost-efficient display ecosystem that could scale rapidly across vastly different operational environments.

Our Solutions + Services

The customer selected Logic as their exclusive display engineering and manufacturing partner for the entire “AdFlow” network. We provided a full-spectrum solution, from custom hardware design to integrated software support.

The Challenge

The customer was developing their next-generation All-in-One POS Terminal, designed to set a new standard for performance, aesthetics, and reliability in demanding retail and hospitality environments. They faced three critical challenges with their display solution:

Extreme Operational Durability:

A POS display operates 12-18 hours daily, 365 days a year. It must withstand constant touch input, spills (coffee, grease, soft drinks), impacts from scanners, and frequent cleaning with harsh disinfectants – all without failure or degradation.

ULagging User Experience (UX):

Their previous display solution offered poor touch responsiveness and a dated aesthetic, undermining the “premium” feel of their software and leading to slower transaction times and merchant frustration.

Fragmented & Unstable Supply Chain:

Their incumbent display supplier had a history of unexpected “End-of-Life” (EOL) notices for critical display components, forcing costly re-designs, re-certifications, and production delays – a significant risk for a product with a 7-year intended service life.

The customer needed a long-term engineering partner who could deliver a retail-hardened, aesthetically superior, and logistically secure HMI solution that would guarantee “uptime” for their demanding customer base.

Our Solutions + Services

The customer selected Logic as their exclusive display partner for the “Nexus” All-in-One POS Terminal. We provided a complete, integrated HMI solution, not just a bare display.

The Challenge

As they began designing their next-generation 5-Axis CNC platform, the HMI (Human-Machine Interface) became a critical point of failure and innovation. They faced three significant challenges:

Extreme Environmental Failure:

 The HMI is mounted directly on the machine, exposed 24/7 to a hostile environment. It must be completely impervious to conductive metal shavings, aerosolized coolant/oil mists, high vibration, and significant electromagnetic interference (EMI) from high-voltage spindle motors.

Outdated & Unsafe Operator Interface:

Their legacy resistive touch screens were slow, had poor visibility, and critically, could not be operated with the thick safety gloves worn by machinists. This forced operators to remove safety gear to input commands, a major workflow bottleneck and a safety violation.

Catastrophic Component Obsolescence:

The 20-year lifespan of their machines was at odds with the 3-year lifecycle of their previous display supplier. An unexpected “End-of-Life” (EOL) notice forced a multi-million dollar re-engineering and re-certification of their entire control platform.

They needed a long-term HMI partner who could engineer a “glove-capable,” zero-failure display and contractually guarantee its availability for decades.

Our Solutions + Services

With Logic as their exclusive HMI partner for the entire “ProCut” platform. We delivered a complete, custom-engineered solution, not just a component.

Client Profile

The OEM required a large-format HMI that

The Challenge

Public charging stations are hostile micro-environments:

Competitive displays failed within 18–24 months due to:

Logic Solution