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- Philips LivingColors is using QTouch™ technology
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- Neovo's Stylish FotoVivo Features QT1080 IC
- Cellphone Manufacturers are Queueing Up for QTouch™
- QRG Picks Up Elektra R&D Award
- Quantum boosts capacitive-touch licensing efforts
- First remote control to use i-Pod style touch wheel is powered by Quantum’s QT511 QWheel sensor chip
- Samsung adopts rotary slider touch control
- Touch sensor chip combines scrolling functions with up to six independent keys
- Quantum Research needs engineers to double the size of its development team
- Adjacent Key Suppression Receives US Patent
- Enhanced Versions of QSlide™ and QWheel™ Chips
- QRG CEO Awarded US and European AKS Patents
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- Atmel Completes Acquisition of Quantum Research Group
- Atmel to Acquire Quantum Research Group
- Tiny, low-cost capacitive touch chip includes sophisticated power management functions
- Atmel licenses Quantum’s capacitive touch sense technology
- Renesas and Quantum collaborating in the development of dedicated capacitive touch sensing solutions
- Quantum opens Tokyo office, appoints national sales manager
- STMicroelectronics Launches First Product in QST Family
- Quantum Research Group to recruit 20 staff in Drogheda, Ireland
- Quantum Appoints New FAE for Japan
- Quantum increases engineering support services with opening of new Hong Kong facility
- Quantum Research Group Receives Queen's Awards for Innovation and International Trade
- New capacitive touch sensor IC achieves 50% power reduction, reduces external component, and costs less
- STMicroelectronics: First Semiconductor Company To License QProx™ Touch Sensing Technology
- Robust, sealed touch panels enabled by 16 and 24-key sensor chips
- Breakthrough touch sensor chip integrates touch slider or wheel with seven extra keys
- Quantum Research adds IP licensing option for patented charge-transfer sensing ICs
- Smallest low-cost touch sensor for consumer hand-held applications announced
- Performance of touch sensor chips for sliders and scroll wheels improved in new versions
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