Shenzhen Touch Think Intelligence Co., Ltd. - 深圳市触想智能股份有限公司
Shenzhen IPC maker founded 2013, producing 200+ industrial panel PCs, monitors, and embedded computers for automation, MES, medical, and logistics markets.
Shenzhen Touch Think Intelligence Co., Ltd. (brand: TouchThink) was founded in 2013 and operates from Building 4, XinJianXing Industrial Park, Xili NanShan, Shenzhen, China. The company — operating under the holding entity Touch Think Smart International Holdings Limited — is a high-tech manufacturer integrating R&D, production, sales, and after-sales service for industrial computing hardware.
TouchThink's product catalogue spans more than 200 SKUs across six core series: (1) Industrial Monitor Series — rugged flat-panel displays in multiple sizes; (2) ARM All-in-One Panel PC Series — Android-based HMI terminals running ARM SoCs (including the Allwinner A133 and RK3568 platforms); (3) X86 All-in-One Panel PC Series — Windows/Linux industrial terminals based on x86 processors; (4) Industrial Computer / Fanless Box PC Series — including 4U rack-mount and ultra-thin Z-Series with Nvidia GPU support; (5) Industrial Motherboards and Display Driver Boards; and (6) Application-specific variants including Medical-grade Panel PCs, Vehicle-mounted Monitors, High-brightness / Sunlight-readable Displays, Open Frame Monitors, MES Workstation Terminals, and Face Recognition Terminals. Hardware supports OEM/ODM customization for both hardware and software (Android OS, Windows).
The company maintains approximately 10,000 m² of modern workshop and dust-free testing space and employs over 300 staff, of whom more than 90 are R&D engineers specializing in X86 hardware, ARM embedded development, and industrial software testing. Products are sold in more than 60 countries. Key named customers include Siemens, Foxconn, BYD, Huawei, Haier, Gree, KUKA, and Zeiss. TouchThink exhibited at the AUTOMATE 2026 show in Chicago in June 2026. Products are certified to ISO 9001, CE, RoHS, and FCC standards. Official contact: [email protected]; WhatsApp +86 186 6580 4491; Fax +86 755 6664 2257 ext. 811.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
ARM All-in-One Industrial Panel PC — 5th Gen A Series
Rugged fanless ARM-based Android industrial panel PC with pure flat dustproof/waterproof front, wide temperature/voltage range for harsh factory environments.
Industrial Box PC — Z Series (Dual-slot, Nvidia GPU)
Ultra-thin fanless industrial computer with dual PCIe slots supporting Nvidia GPUs, 4K visualization, for AI-edge and automation applications.
Contact Shenzhen Touch Think Intelligence Co., Ltd.
WEBSITE
https://touchthink.net/PHONE
+86 186 6580 4491HEADQUARTERS
China
Company Facts
Founded
2013
Primary Role
Component Supplier
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
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