What operating system can be supported for CTP? Is the driver code available?

JuTouch's capacitive touch panels (CTP) are designed to work seamlessly with all major operating systems used in industrial and commercial applications today, including Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Android. For each of these platforms, our touch controllers are supported by mature, well-documented driver stacks that have been verified across a broad range of hardware configurations and kernel versions. On Windows, we support both classic HID (Human Interface Device) mode, which works out of the box without additional installation, and vendor-specific drivers for advanced features such as multi-monitor calibration, gesture configuration, and palm rejection. On Linux, we provide drivers and configuration guidance for the standard kernel input subsystem, including support for both evdev and libinput stacks, making integration straightforward for embedded and industrial PC platforms. On Android, we supply kernel drivers, device tree overlays, and HAL integration support to ensure reliable multi-touch and gesture behavior. In addition to the basic drivers, we can provide the complete driver source code, sample applications, and detailed porting documentation to help your engineering team integrate the touch panel quickly and reduce time-to-market. If you need support for other operating systems such as macOS, Chrome OS, RTOS-based environments, or custom embedded systems, please contact our sales and engineering departments with your specific requirements—we will evaluate the compatibility of our controllers and provide a suitable solution, including any necessary firmware or driver customization. Our goal is to make touch integration as effortless as possible for every customer, regardless of the software platform you choose.