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User Interface
and HMI Solutions
Today, it is critical for designers to incorporate smart, connected performance in their appliance user interface designs as consumers expect smart phone and tablet-like experiences. In this ultimate guide to selecting HMI components for your home appliance products, we’ll cover topics engineers should consider when choosing components for their next-gen appliances including:
Register for this informative session led by industry experts who will share their expertise and guide you through this changing landscape of appliance design.
- Capacitive touch technology that enables appliance design trends
- Customization options for design components and capabilities
- Solutions for common design challenges incorporating capacitive technology in advanced applications
- Actionable insights related to Haptics, In-Mold Circuitry and Metal Touch
Register for this informative session led by industry experts who will share their expertise and guide you through this changing landscape of appliance design.
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| Jeff Nagy | Dave Rassmussen |
| Business Development Manager, Molex |
Director, Engineering,
Molex |
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Jeff started working for Molex in May 1999. He has a degree in Electrical Engineering and started as a Quality Engineer for Printed Circuit Solutions in the Naperville, IL facility. In 2005, he changed positions to a Senior Quality Engineer and worked until 2007 when he became a Manufacturing Engineer. In 2010, Jeff transitioned to the sales group and became an Account Manager responsible for all things user interface. Since then, he has held the titles of Program Manager, Product Manager and his current role of Business Development Manager responsible for North and South America.
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Dave Rasmussen, Director of Engineering at Molex, is currently responsible for the product design engineering activities in the Molex Printed Circuit Solutions business unit. He has 30 years of printed electronic experience designing and commercializing products such as FPC, Medical Sensors, FHE, User Interface products including Capacitive Touch, Tactile and Non-Tactile switch assemblies, and much more.
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