Input Systems

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What is an input system?

An input system, or HMI (Human Machine Interface), is the interface between man and machine. The user can interact with the device via the input system. In most cases, the input system is taken for granted and it is often forgotten that the HMI is used to assess the usability of an entire device. Does the design appeal to me? Is it self-explanatory? Does it feel comfortable? Only when everything has been answered positively, the user deals with the complete product.

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What is an input system?

An input system, or HMI (Human Machine Interface), is the interface between man and machine. The user can interact with the device via the input system. In most cases, the input system is taken for granted and it is often forgotten that the HMI is used to assess the usability of an entire device. Does the design appeal to me? Is it self-explanatory? Does it feel comfortable? Only when everything has been answered positively, the user deals with the complete product.

The business card for your product

The control unit is the business card of your product. Design, quality of components, handling and tactile sensation – at first touch, much is deduced about the capabilities of the entire work. Hoffmann + Krippner helps to develop the best possible solutions with a reasonable price-performance ratio in mind. The technology of the input system is determined according to various criteria. Durable and weather-resistant membrane switches, modern touch systems or touch-sensitive capacitive switches are used.

Find out about technical options and more than forty years of experience on the following pages.

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