Can touch screens pass the test of outdoor medical mobile devices?

When medical services step out of the hospital gate, into communities, disaster areas, remote areas, or integrated into mobile ambulances and medical examination vehicles, higher requirements are put forward for the robustness, environmental adaptability, and operational convenience of the equipment. In these mobile healthcare scenarios,  Multi touch screens play a crucial role as the "control center" and "information window" of devices, and their reliability directly affects the smooth progress of diagnosis and treatment.
 

Think of a speeding ambulance, where medical staff need to quickly monitor patients' vital signs, input information, and even make preliminary diagnoses. The equipment must be earthquake resistant and impact resistant, the screen display must be clear, the touch control must be precise and error free, and there should be no room for any mistakes. Xinlilai Touch is applied to the Multi touch screens of mobile medical devices. After rigorous testing, it can effectively resist bumps and vibrations during transportation, ensuring stable operation of the equipment.
 

Looking at outdoor screening or emergency medical facilities, the environmental lighting is complex and varied. Under direct sunlight, a regular screen may appear blurry. This requires touch screens to have high brightness and excellent visibility under sunlight, ensuring that medical staff can clearly read data and perform operations under any lighting conditions. At the same time, these devices are often exposed to dust, moisture, and even rain. High levels of dust and water resistance (IP65 or higher) are essential armor for touch screens to protect internal precision electronic components.
 

Xinlilai Touch is well aware of the severe challenges faced by mobile medical devices. The Multi touch screens solutions we provide for these devices not only pursue sensitive touch and high-definition display, but also take durability and environmental adaptability as core design standards, ensuring that these "mobile medical stations" can have stable and reliable "hearts" and "windows" in any environment, safeguarding life and making high-quality medical care within reach.