Autumn 2026 Exhibition Invitation
WE ARE AT Japan IT Week Autumn 2026
Bring your operating conditions — we'll work through the specs together.
Bring your operating conditions — we'll work through the specs together.
At Japan IT Week Autumn 2026, HIGGSTEC takes a systems approach to touch integration— rather than recommending individual components, we work through touch method, cover material, display performance, optical bonding, and operating environment as a single set of design conditions.
Visit Booth A2-14 with your operating requirements. Our engineers will work through your specs from the question "Can this work under these conditions?" — covering input method selection, optics design, technical evaluation, and mass-production planning.
PCAP, resistive, and Hybrid Touch configured to match your operating conditions — from input method selection to full specification definition.
5-wire resistive panels manufactured with a proprietary high-temperature process — exceptional linearity and long-term durability.
Dual-mode switching between capacitive and resistive — precision when you need it, ruggedness when conditions demand it.
Optical bonding and display design reviewed together — we support bonding specification decisions based on display quality requirements and structural constraints.
Hands-on evaluation of actual devices covering operability, noise tolerance, visibility, and environmental durability — assessed from the design stage.
From prototype to mass production — connecting feasibility review through to production planning aligned with your product schedule.
HIGGSTEC is not simply a component supplier. We act as a long-term technology partner — supporting implementation, quality assurance, and extended product life from the earliest design stage through to sustained production.
We evaluate touch method, display, and structure together to find the optimal combination for your operating conditions — and manage process and quality requirements consistently through to delivery.
We handle consultations on product specifications, prototyping, evaluation, and mass production. Bring your operating conditions — we'll work through the specs from "Can this work?" to a concrete path forward.
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