Large-screen devices have long been integrated into every aspect of daily life—from self-checkout systems and smart home appliances to electronic classroom displays. However, the touchscreen chips used in these devices have long relied on imported brands, leaving downstream manufacturers struggling with high prices, lengthy delivery cycles, and slow response times to customization requests. As international trade tensions escalate and supply chain uncertainties rise, domestic substitution is shifting from being a “nice-to-have” to a “lifesaver.”

In the past, domestic chips lagged significantly behind imported ones in terms of anti-interference capabilities, water resistance, and stability. However, manufacturers like Xingqihang have achieved key breakthroughs: their water resistance outperforms leading imported products, they offer ±15kV ESD protection, support operation in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 85°C, and cover the full range of screen sizes from 10 to 110 inches. They offer a more competitive price point for equivalent performance and provide faster localized service response.

So where is the growth market for domestic chips? It lies precisely in those environments where imported chips struggle to perform. Outdoor digital signage fears rain, charging stations fear freezing temperatures, KTV song selection screens fear spilled drinks, and smart home devices fear wet hands—Xinqihang not only handles all these demanding scenarios but can also quickly customize solutions. Fengchao parcel lockers ensure uninterrupted package retrieval even in the rain, and the “Best Friend” device operates smoothly even when used with wet hands in the kitchen. The facts prove that domestic chips have evolved from merely ‘functional’ to truly “user-friendly.”

Import substitution is not a fleeting trend, but a long-term one. Xingqihang is poised to enter its own golden age alongside domestically produced large-screen touchscreen chips.