The evolution of the capacitive (touch-screen) glove
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The evolution of the capacitive (touch-screen) glove
Touch-screen devices have made an unforgettable splash into the mainstream market since their inception. Considering that 86% of the U.S. population now owns and operates a touch-screen smart phone, it is hardly a surprise that capacitive (touch-screen) gloves have found a place in the market as well.
As touch-screen device development ventured beyond every-day commercial use and into industrial environments, (such as our award-winning tablet-controlled solutions) the gloves soon followed. The need for impact protection and chemical resistance in working environments, at an affordable price point, has been met by a variety of reputable glove manufacturers -- many for less than $20!
By meeting this demand, these industrial touch-screen gloves can currently be sourced locally for same-day walk in purchase, or ordered via e-commerce.
Even in unique circumstances where a specific model of glove is recommended, 3rd party providers offer cost-effective enhancements to "upgrade" your glove of choice for touch-screen compatibility.
The footage here shows a pair of Ringers R-169 Super Hero Industrial Gloves -- a commonly mandated glove that is traditionally "non-capacitive" -- being used effortlessly with the Terydon Lunch Box App.
What is there not to (G)LOVE about that?
With your capacitive gloves and touch-screen tablet, you can operate with the following:
Wireless Control
Removing the end-user from the blast zone has always been the #1 priority. Wireless control makes the operator mobile and eliminates STF risks. Can the same be said about competitive models?
