Smart fuel dispensers need a display and controller that run fanless in heat, cold and fuel vapour, and fuel stations need safety monitoring across the forecourt. TouchVision covers both.
For dispenser manufacturers
- The TV-AM3354 fanless Cortex-A8 board, with smart fuel dispensers listed among its factory applications: five RS-485 ports, watchdog, RTC, -20 °C to +85 °C.
- The AM3354 2-in-1 board with an integrated backlight driver for compact dispenser displays.
- Touch screens with toughened glass for forecourt use: infrared touch screens.
Hazardous-area (ATEX/IECEx) certification of the complete dispenser remains the responsibility of the dispenser manufacturer; TouchVision supports the documentation for its components.
For station operators: AI safety monitoring
TouchVision’s edge AI boxes include a fuel station scenario pack that detects unremoved nozzles, phone calls and smoking on the forecourt, missing anti-static clothing, unloading procedure violations, fire extinguishers not in place, and staff absent or asleep at their posts. Analysis runs locally on existing cameras.
Recommended products
- TV-AM3354 Low-Power Embedded Board (TI Sitara AM3354)
- TV-AM3354 2-in-1 Display Control Board (Versions A & B)
- Industrial Infrared Touch Screen Series (Touch Frames & Kits)
- YZ-B011 16-Channel AI Video Analytics Box (BM1684, 17.6 TOPS)
- YZ-B013 Compact AI Edge Computing Box (BM1684)
Ready to discuss your fuel dispensers & forecourt project? Send your requirements: we reply with a recommended configuration, quotation and sample plan. Or call / WhatsApp +86 135 0532 6001.
Frequently asked questions
Which TouchVision board is used in fuel dispensers?
The TV-AM3354 and its 2-in-1 variant, both fanless TI Sitara Cortex-A8 boards rated -20 °C to +85 °C with multiple RS-485 ports.
What can AI cameras detect at a fuel station?
TouchVision’s fuel station algorithms detect smoking, phone use, unremoved nozzles, missing anti-static clothing, unloading procedure violations, missing fire extinguishers and staff absent from their posts.