X3 marine HMIs with resistive touchscreen
Industrial control. Proven.
Choose a resistive‑touch HMI for dependable operation with gloves or styluses, precise single‑point input, and a cost‑effective interface designed to perform reliably in wet, salty, or rapidly changing marine environments, fully aligned with the X3 marine standard for safe, stable operation at sea.
Reliable with gloves and styluses
Resistive touchscreens respond to pressure, not conductivity, making them ideal for operators wearing thick gloves or using styluses in environments where bare‑hand operation isn’t possible.
Cost‑effective proven technology
Resistive touch is mature, stable, and economical. It offers predictable performance, long availability, and lower replacement costs, important for cost‑sensitive or large‑scale deployments.
Precise single‑point accuracy
The pressure‑based mechanism enables very accurate point‑and‑click interaction, which is valuable for interfaces requiring small buttons, numeric entry, or precise control.
Reliable in wet or dirty conditions
Because resistive touch doesn’t rely on electrical conductivity, it remains functional when the screen is wet, dirty, or exposed to contaminants, conditions that can disrupt PCAP performance.
Certified to last
With certifications for marine use, we ensure reliable, long-lasting products that meet international safety standards.
Customer Case
X3 extreme HMIs supporting offshore CO₂ storage in Project Greensand
Project Greensand is a landmark in Europe’s green transition, proving that CO₂ can be captured and stored safely in former North Sea oil and gas fields. After a successful pilot in 2023, Denmark became the first EU country to demonstrate secure offshore CO₂ storage.