High‑reliability Industrial Display Solutions Empower IOTE Industrial Upgrading
August 26, 2026 — IOTE 2026 Shenzhen International IoT Exhibition (co‑located with AGIC General‑Purpose AI Industry Expo) concluded successfully at Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (Bao’an New Hall) from August 26 to 28. As a high‑tech enterprise, Amongo presented its full lineup of industrial‑grade and medical‑grade display products as well as ODM/OEM customized solutions at Booth A70‑2, Hall 12. Catering to customers across industrial IoT, smart manufacturing, smart healthcare, new energy, financial self‑service and other industries, the company demonstrated its technical achievements of highly‑stable interactive displays for harsh working conditions, and explored new human‑machine interaction pathways in the AIoT era alongside system integrators and equipment manufacturers from home and abroad.
As a benchmark domestic event for the AIoT industry, this year’s IOTE gathered over 1,000 enterprises along the industrial chain, covering the full chain of sensing, communications, edge computing and intelligent terminals. Co‑hosted with the AGIC AI Expo, it bridged the industrial boundaries between IoT and artificial intelligence and attracted more than 100,000 professional visitors for communication and business matchmaking. As the core gateway for smart devices and human‑machine interaction, displays are subject to stringent requirements for wide‑temperature tolerance, high brightness, protection performance and customized touch capabilities in scenarios such as industrial IoT, smart cities and intelligent equipment, making display technology one of the major highlights of the exhibition.
At the show, Amongo featured its core product matrix including open‑frame display modules, industrial touch monitors, industrial all‑in‑one units, high‑brightness outdoor displays and medical‑specific displays, covering the complete size range from 6.5‑inch to 65‑inch. Incorporating core technologies such as wide‑temperature operation, sunlight‑readable high brightness, automatic light‑sensing adjustment, full‑bonding process, UV/AR/AG/AF optical treatments, IP65 dust‑and‑water resistance, explosion‑proof and anti‑interference performance, these products support stable 7×24‑hour non‑stop operation and adapt to complex and demanding application environments including factory workshops, outdoor equipment, medical apparatuses, transportation terminals and self‑service kiosks.
Leveraging its in‑house mechanical‑structure design and processing capabilities, Amongo highlights its strengths in in‑depth ODM/OEM customization. It can flexibly adjust screen brightness, signal interfaces, touch schemes, mounting structures and protection ratings according to customer requirements. The company delivers full‑process services ranging from solution evaluation and prototype sampling to mass‑production delivery, providing equipment manufacturers with one‑stop integrated display‑hardware solutions and greatly shortening the R&D cycle of end‑products. The booth drew crowds of system integrators, original equipment manufacturers and overseas buyers. The technical team offered one‑on‑one consultations targeting pain points of different industries, conducted in‑depth business negotiations on project customization, performance selection and bulk supply, and secured multiple letters of intent for cooperation.
A representative from Amongo stated: “With the rapid development of the AIoT industry, various intelligent equipment keeps raising the bar for reliability and customization of display hardware. Adhering to its positioning of ‘building highly‑reliable display systems for the world’, Amongo has been deeply engaged in industrial and medical displays for years, continuously polishing hardware performance and customized‑service capabilities. Through the IOTE+AGIC exhibition platform, we hope to connect with more industrial‑chain partners, empower more IoT end‑devices with stable and reliable display solutions, and boost the high‑quality development of domestic smart manufacturing and IoT industries.”
