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The aerospace and defense industry relies on high-performance, zero-failure components and assemblies that operators can rely on in extreme environments. LEARN MORE >

In the automotive industry, industrial HMIs (human machine interface) play a critical role in achieving two critical components: maximizing uptime and production quality. LEARN MORE >

The flight simulation industry engineers innovating training technology for aviation. They design, build and operate advanced aviation training devices to train commercial, government and military pilots and technicians. LEARN MORE >

To control complex processes completed by machine and automation equipment, production supervisors rely on industrial machine-to-machine human machine interface systems (M2M HMIs). LEARN MORE >

Pharmaceutical processing systems rely on industrial human interface systems (HMIs) to enhance operator control of complex processes completed by machine and automation equipment. LEARN MORE >

Machine tool shops require a higher level of durability from their rugged computers and displays, as compared to the technology needs of production and manufacturing facilities. LEARN MORE >

Fishing processing vessels (also known as factory ships) have extensive on-board facilities for processing fish or seafood. Barges and freezer trawler are equipped to fully process the catch on board. LEARN MORE >

The oil and natural gas (also known as petroleum) industry has a global presence that explores, extracts, refines, transports and distributes petroleum products. LEARN MORE >

Paint and coating manufacturing facilities integrate state of the art technology to control and monitor their production processes. LEARN MORE >

The transportation industry utilizes industrial HMIs in bus, train, rail, transit and rolling stock applications because of their reliability and scalability. LEARN MORE >