Our tactile accessibility technology adapts to all types of interfaces: kiosks, screens, tablets, interactive devices… Easy to integrate and intuitive to use, it transforms any touch interface into a universal experience—without altering your existing design. Applicable across many sectors—transportation, healthcare, daily life, public services—Sensitouch® makes your services accessible to all users. As of June 28, 2025, the European Directive mandates accessibility of all products and services for people with disabilities. Get ahead of the requirement..

An increasing number of public-facing venues are requiring the use of touch-screen kiosks to guide, inform, and assist visitors within their spaces.

This "mandatory step" excludes people with sensory, intellectual, or motor disabilities, as well as those who struggle with touch interface. There is a growing need to facilitate, simplify, and validate our actions.

Airports / Train stations / Bus stations / Public transportation…

Public institutions / Job center / Health insurance / Town hall…

Hospitals / Libraries / Catering…

Branches / ATMs / POS terminals…

When it comes to major appliances, the current trend is towards devices equipped with screens and touch control interfaces. However, these technologies are not suitable for everyone.

Whether you're a senior, have a disability, or neither, smooth screens without buttons often lead to inconvenient validations, confirmations, or settings. These usability challenges involve functions that are, in fact, quite simple. For some, it's a nuisance — for others, a barrier to access.

Electric oven / Cooktop / Microwave / Food processor / Cooker…

Washing machine / Dryer…

Refrigerator / Freezer / Heating / Air conditioning / Home automation / Purifier / Air conditioner…

A large number of vehicles are equipped with multimedia touchscreens that allow users to activate functions and manage controls (radio, temperature, navigation, settings, etc.).

The need for the driver to look at the screen and visually track their finger to select and confirm the desired interface can lead to behaviors incompatible with safe driving.

The mind is focused on something other than driving and assessing traffic conditions.

Taking one’s eyes off the road for a task unrelated to driving.

Taking hands off the wheel to handle objects.

Failing to hear traffic sounds due to other audio signals.

A touchscreen designed for emergency response applications must meet all requirements, including reliable and secure access during operations (such as quick actions, reinforced validation, night-time visibility and usability, etc.).

The drawback of working on a smooth surface is that it can be difficult to press the correct area of the screen in dynamic or unstable situations, which inevitably leads to errors — a factor that reduces responsiveness during interventions.

Land / Air / Sea

Protect / Alert / Assist / Rescue / Monitor