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Signature Series
10.1-Inch Digital Signature Pad
An electromagnetic pen that captures what the customer actually wrote — pressure, stroke and rhythm — on a 10.1-inch screen, with certified fingerprint and hardware encryption binding the signature to the signer.
Signatures look like signatures — passive EM pen, 5080 LPI, 2048 pressure levels.
Identity travels with the signature — certified fingerprint, optional SM2/3/4 encryption chip.
Runs where your systems run — Android, Linux or Kylin OS builds.
Counter-ready — quad-core 64-bit Cortex-A55 platform for all-day sign duty.
Identity travels with the signature — certified fingerprint, optional SM2/3/4 encryption chip.
Runs where your systems run — Android, Linux or Kylin OS builds.
Counter-ready — quad-core 64-bit Cortex-A55 platform for all-day sign duty.
Specifications
| Screen | 10.1-inch |
| Pen technology | Passive electromagnetic, 5080 LPI, 2,048 pressure levels |
| Platform | Quad-core 64-bit Cortex-A55 |
| OS | Android / Linux / Kylin (optional) |
| Fingerprint | Built-in, state-crypto certified module |
| Optional modules | 2nd-generation ID card reader; binocular liveness camera; SM2/SM3/SM4 encryption chip. Full electrical and dimensional datasheet on request. |
Built for paperless sign-off
Banking and finance: account opening, loan documents and risk disclosures signed on-screen, with fingerprint binding for high-value transactions.
Government and public service: forms and confirmations at service windows, with ID reading and encryption for regulated records.
Logistics and field proof-of-delivery: pairs naturally with our handheld PDA and rugged tablets when POD must survive legal scrutiny.
Frequently asked questions
Will the digital signature hold up legally?
The pad captures biometric-stroke data (pressure and dynamics) rather than a flat image, which is materially stronger evidence of genuine signing. Legal validity ultimately depends on your jurisdiction's e-signature framework — we supply the raw stroke and identity data your compliance layer needs.
Can we integrate it with our own signing software?
Yes — the device exposes standard interfaces to your application. Share your integration environment and we will confirm the path and provide documentation.
What does the encryption chip do?
The optional SM2/SM3/SM4 chip signs and encrypts signature data inside the device, protecting the chain between pad and backend — required in some regulated domestic deployments.
Is this the same as signing on a capacitive touchscreen?
No, and the difference matters. Capacitive finger-signing produces a low-fidelity trace; the electromagnetic pen captures 5,080 lines per inch with 2,048 pressure levels — closer to ink on paper.