Shenzhen Enrich Electronics Co.,Ltd

In 2018, the touch panel module market was highly favored. In response to this trend, the MIPI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface), an international organization dedicated to developing interface specifications for the mobile and related industries, recently released a specification for touch applications. To combine touch standards with mobile devices.

The MIPI Alliance has recently released the MIPI Touch touch specification to enable more flexible application design for applications such as smart phones, tablets, and notebooks. Even companies that are not currently members of the MIPI Alliance can refer to the MIPI Touch specification to evaluate their own production plans for touch.

According to Joel Huloux, chairman of the MIPI Alliance, MIPI Touch is a system-level solution that incorporates MIPI Alliance's key specifications in touch, sensors, and software, providing convenience to members and developers of the MIPI Alliance. Newer market opportunities. In addition, the MIPI Alliance also hopes to open up references to non-member companies to promote the MIPI Touch ecosystem and achieve touch application innovation.

James Goel, vice president of the MIPI display working group, believes that standardizing touch design and implementation will save manufacturers development costs. The interoperability provided by MIPI Touch can reduce the development cost for application processor manufacturers and touch sensor manufacturers, and end users will also benefit from the superior performance brought by MIPI Touch.

Market research company IHS Markit pointed out that in 2018, the touch panel module market could reach about 2 billion shipments. However, due to the incompatibility of dedicated touch interfaces, operating systems, and software programs for various applications, the development time and cost of touch technology are still high. The MIPI Touch family specification overcomes these challenges through a standardized "Write Once" program. Developers can only write a single command to write a single device driver that can be used for touch device applications in smart phones, tablets, personal computers, and automobiles.