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Industrial Monitor
Industrial Monitor
2016

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Industrial Monitor

Industrial computer

Omron

Machine-builders are increasingly design-conscious, yet they need precise dialog between operators and machines. This monitor is made in cast aluminum with chamfered edges that appear carved out of dense materials. These chamfers are the Omron design signature conveying performance and precision. They allow the monitor to be seamlessly integrated without compromising the overall machine design. Industrial multi-touch technology enables a natural user experience and excellent functionality: even gloved operators can work as easily as with a smartphone. The laser-etched backlit customizable logo conveys style, precision and reliability.

Date of Launch
2016
Development Time
13 - 24 months
Target Regions
Europe, North America
Target Groups
Trade / Industry, "Target Audience are mainly engineers in the machine- and factory automation domain."

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