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Irvine, CA – July 16, 2010

Staco Systems Releases First-Ever Ultra Compact Aerospace Qualified Switch

Staco Systems, the preeminent provider of dependable, high precision Human-to-Machine Interface (HMI) solutions, released a first-of-its-kind ultra-compact line of switches today at the Farnborough International Air Show. The new Series 200 (S200) switch represents an integration of 4-pole switching capabilities, high LED lighting performance, and Military grade reliability in a subcompact package.

The S200 is the lightest weight (11 grams) and has the shortest behind-panel depth (18.87 mm) of any switch on the market. Its crisp legend presentation provides excellent visibility in the harshest viewing environments and its generous .560 inch square display area provides wider viewing angles assuring improved readability in cross-cockpit viewing conditions.  It is available in all MIL-PRF-22885 & MIL-STD-3009 display formats and colors and its modular optical design allows easy customization of the display lighting  (display style, color and brightness) to meet any user application.

 
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April 6, 2008. Costa Mesa. Staco Systems Anniversary Flyer.  50 YEARS AND PROUD OF IT!!
"Staco Systems has reached a major milestone…"

 

March 12, 2007. San Diego Union. SAN DIEGO UNION TRIBUNE INTERVIEWS TIM REILLY OF STACO SWITCH ABOUT RUGGEDIZED GADGETS IN CIVILIAN SETTINGS.

"First developed for the military, ruggedized gadgets find a use in civilian settings"

By Jonathan Sidener
UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER

To illustrate an article on a group of rugged consumer electronics coming to market, a pair of intrepid photographers took the Verizon G'zOne phone to the beach to document its water resistance. http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/tech/personaltech/20070312-9999-mz1b12sidene.html

Tuesday, December 26, 2006 OC REGISTER NEWSPAPER INTERVIEWS STACO SWITCH MANAGEMENT IN TACTILE RUGGEDIZED KEYBOARDS.

Staco Systems tries to trick your sense of touch

Tactile illusion is the basis of STACO SWITCH's new touch screen, where users can feel feedback as images 'push back.'

BY COLIN STEWART
Innovation
Register columnist

We've all seen optical illusions — vases that change into faces, dot patterns that seem to spin.

But how about a tactile illusion? http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/money/abox/article_1397910.php

 

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