Problem
The manufacturer had no control software of its own. The task was far from a standard app, since the interface had to run on a touch panel in real production conditions, not on a mobile device.
- No in-house software, only purchased third-party solutions
- Touch panel is not a mobile device, standard app development doesn't apply
- Poor lighting, weak touch sensitivity, limited viewing angles
- Strict element placement rules required by machine software standards
Solution
A native interface was built from scratch, designed specifically for the hardware and the production floor.
- Software developed in-house, removing vendor dependency
- Interface built for the panel's real limitations: contrast, size, and touch behavior
- Visual language designed for the panel itself, not adapted from desktop or mobile
- Layout built on a fixed grid with elements locked to required positions