UHD Transparent OLED Display Small See-Through OLED Multi-Touch Screen
UHD Small Transparent OLED Multi-Touch Display
The UHD Small Transparent OLED Multi-Touch Display combines detailed digital content, touch interaction, and visibility of the physical environment behind the screen. It is designed for close-range product exploration, assisted selling, exhibition demonstrations, and interactive branded experiences.
Unlike a standard touchscreen that separates the user from the physical product, the transparent OLED panel allows digital labels, images, controls, and animations to appear in front of real merchandise or equipment. Multi-touch capability can support gesture-based exploration and shared interaction when correctly configured with suitable hardware and software.
Move Beyond Single-Button Interaction
A conventional interactive display often presents one button after another. A multi-touch interface can create a more direct experience by allowing users to manipulate content through familiar gestures.
Depending on the selected system, interface, and application, interactions may include:
- Tapping to select a product
- Swiping between topics
- Dragging digital objects
- Pinching to inspect an image
- Rotating visual content
- Opening detail panels
- Comparing two products
- Moving labels around a physical object
- Exploring diagrams or internal structures
Gestures should only be included when they make the task easier. Adding unnecessary gestures can make the interface less predictable.
Design for Detailed Product Exploration
The UHD presentation area can support fine images, diagrams, product features, and visual comparisons. However, the opening screen should remain simple.
A practical exploration flow may include:
Product Overview
Introduce the physical product behind the display with its name, one key message, and a clear invitation to interact.
Feature Selection
Allow the visitor to choose a feature, component, material, or area of interest.
Detail View
Show a close-up image, animation, diagram, or concise explanation. Visitors may use gestures to inspect the information where supported.
Comparison
Present selected differences between products, options, materials, or configurations.
Next Step
Offer a useful action such as exploring another feature, viewing a related product, scanning a QR code, or requesting assistance.
| Transparent OLED — 55 inch Desktop Model(ZXTLCD-OD019) |
| Parameters |
Panel
|
Size |
55 inches |
| Type |
OLED panel technology |
| Light transmittance |
43% |
| Dynamic contrast ratio |
200000:1 |
| Aspect ratio |
16:9 |
| Resolution |
1920*1080 |
| Viewing angle |
R/L 120(min) U/D 120(min) |
| Brightness |
600/200 cd/m² (Center 1point,typ) |
| Number of pixels(HxVx3) |
6220800 |
| Color gamut |
90% |
| Lifespan (typical value) |
30,000 hours |
| Operating time |
18 hours/7 days (dynamic images only) |
| Orientation |
Landscape orientation |
| Refresh rate |
120Hz |
| Interfaces |
Input |
HDM IInterfaces*1 |
| USB Interfaces*1 |
| Function |
Touch control |
None/Capacitive (optional) |
| Features |
Transparent display, pixel-level self-controlling backlight, ultra-fast response |
| Power/Environment |
Power supply |
Operating power supply: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Environment |
Temperature: 0-40°C, Humidity: 10%-80% |
| Dimension |
Display size |
1209.6×680.4(mm) |
| Panel size |
1209.6×680.4(mm) |
| Overall dimensions |
1237.5*784.4*305(mm) |
| Power Consumption |
Typical value |
190W |
| DPM |
3W |
| Power off |
0.5W |
| Packaging |
Stand |
Main unit box, cover plate, base |
| Accessories |
Remote control, power cord |
Create a Shared Interaction Space
A multi-touch display may attract more than one visitor. The interface should remain understandable when two people approach or interact at the same time.
Avoid Competing Controls
If multiple controls are positioned too close together, users may trigger unintended actions. Interactive areas should have sufficient spacing and clear visual boundaries.
Protect Important Navigation
Home, back, language, and reset controls should remain consistent. They should not move unexpectedly when another user manipulates content.
Support Assisted Selling
A sales consultant may stand beside the customer and guide the experience. The interface should allow both people to see the content without one person blocking all important controls.
The actual number of simultaneous touch points and supported gestures should be confirmed for the selected product configuration.
Match Gestures to User Expectations
Every gesture should produce immediate visual feedback. When users drag, rotate, zoom, or select an item, the screen should clearly show that the action has been recognized.
Gesture behavior should remain consistent:
- Use the same swipe direction throughout
- Keep pinch behavior predictable
- Avoid hidden gestures
- Show which objects can be moved
- Provide visible selection states
- Prevent content from being dragged outside the usable area
- Include a clear reset function
Visitors should not need special training to understand the main interaction.
Align Digital Details with Physical Products
The transparent surface makes it possible to connect information directly with a real item behind the panel.
Content can be used to:
- Label product components
- Highlight materials
- Explain internal structures
- Show available configurations
- Compare visible products
- Present assembly or operation
- Introduce craftsmanship
- Display related accessories
The first interface mockup should include the real product, fixture, and background. Designing the interface on an empty black canvas can produce poor alignment when it is installed.
Preserve Transparency During Interaction
Detailed content does not need to fill the entire screen. Too many open windows, menus, and images can hide the product and make the display feel like an ordinary monitor.
Use:
- Collapsible information panels
- Short text
- Open transparent areas
- Controlled use of color
- Clear content hierarchy
- Limited active elements
- Product-linked graphics
- Simple transitions
When a detail panel closes, the interface should return to a clean state that reveals the physical scene again.
Plan Mounting Height and Reach
A multi-touch interface must be physically comfortable to use. The installation review should consider user height, reach distance, screen angle, fixture depth, and the location of frequently used controls.
Confirm:
- Display orientation
- Touch height
- Comfortable reach area
- Stability of the touch surface
- Wheelchair access
- Space for two users
- Visitor circulation
- Controller access
- Power and signal routing
- Ventilation and servicing
The screen should not move or flex noticeably during normal interaction.
Test Real Multi-Touch Behavior
Testing should include more than confirming that individual buttons work.
Ask users to:
- Complete the main task
- Use common gestures
- Interact simultaneously
- Open and close detail panels
- Compare two items
- Recover from an incorrect action
- Return to the home screen
- Leave the display for the next visitor
Observe accidental touches, blocked controls, gesture conflicts, slow responses, and moments of hesitation.
Manage Idle and Reset States
Public users may leave the interface in an unfinished state. The application should return automatically to a safe home screen after a suitable period of inactivity.
The reset should:
- Close open menus
- Return moved content
- Remove previous selections
- Stop unnecessary media
- Restore the default language where required
- Prepare the interface for the next visitor
Staff should also have a documented method for restarting the application.
Cleaning and Long-Term Operation
Multi-touch use creates frequent fingerprints on the screen. Cleaning should be included in the daily operating routine.
The project team should define who handles surface cleaning, touch checks, software updates, content approval, controller access, and fault recovery. The enclosure should allow technicians to reach essential components without dismantling the entire installation.
Turn Product Detail into Shared Discovery
The UHD Small Transparent OLED Multi-Touch Display is most effective when it helps visitors actively examine a physical product rather than passively watch promotional content.
When gestures, UHD media, product alignment, multi-user behavior, mounting height, and reset logic are planned together, the display can support a detailed, collaborative exploration experience while preserving the visual connection between digital information and the real object behind it.
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