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Thesolution for a razor-sharp image that is also perfectly legible up close. Besides indoor and outdoor LED applications, Q-lite also offers you a wide range of LCD solutions for different markets and applications. Indoor in a shop window or outdoor in a column, against the facade or even mobile: the possibilities are almost endless.

Do you want to blow customers in your shop away with the latest promos or show them the way to the toy department? Via Q-Cloud, you can control the screens remotely with content adapted to every possible application. You decide when which message plays! Even touchscreen with a payment system is possible. With an indoor LCD, you make communicating with your customer easy and efficient!


Want to use an indoor LCD display to inform passers-by on the street? That too is possible! With higher light intensity and excellent climate control, an LCD screen is readable even in full sunlight and overheating has no chance.


Want to stand out from the crowd? As a company, you naturally want your logo, message and branding to stand out on the streets. An outdoor display is the medium to attract the attention of passers-by or visitors.


Use an outdoor LCD display as a dynamic advertising panel or eye-catching information board, at the entrance to your car park, in your commercial property or even in combination with an electric charging point for cars or cyclists.


Interactive touch screens are the ideal medium to inform and guide passers-by. Our user-friendly LCD totems are used in many shops and towns as an assistant for visitors to a shop or town, resulting in a positive overall experience!


Find out at a glance how many free parking spaces are still available. Or welcome your parking users with a personalised message at the entrance. With a digital LCD screen, you will without a doubt make an impact !


Thanks to its waterproof housing, the display is protected from any weather, making it ideal for outdoor and indoor car lots. Did you know that brightness adjusts according to the incidence of light? This way, the message always remains legible and your visitor is never left out in the cold.


The durable eye-catcher for your business. It is the new generation of charging stations where your employees or visitors can charge their cars or bikes. Give your sustainable vision extra attention and pamper your visitors and staff with this green service. Through the integrated badge system, you can perfectly determine whether to let customers charge for free or for a fee.


Founded in 1982, based in Ospedaletto di Istrana (Treviso, Italy), as a service company for the collection of plastic waste, it has progressively expanded its offer thanks to a careful and far-sighted management, combined with constant investments in research and development and the use of cutting-edge technologies, soon expanding its activity beyond the borders of the Veneto region, becoming first an Italian company and then an international group.


The early collection activity was integrated first with regeneration and then with the production of recycled plastic products and packaging; this was followed by the recognition of the PARI system (Plan for the Autonomous Management of Packaging Waste), which allows it to manage its own packaging and the waste generated by its associates independently, compared to the national system, thanks to the possibility of guaranteeing its collection and effective recycling.


The Herambiente Group has always been present and active in the development of a circular economy model, increasingly minimizing the use of landfills. With approximately 6.3 million tons of waste treated each year, Herambiente has 90 certified plants and employs over 1,400 specialized operators, providing high level services that also represent a benchmark on a European scale.


Aliplast, in complete autonomy, continuously transforms the plastic waste to become a resource again and again managing, in a sustainable way, the integrated plastic cycle. Aliplast proposes itself as an expert partner for the development of a traceable plastic supply chain, able to transform a fractioned chain into a virtuous circuit.


In synergy with Aliplast, Herambiente offers its customers reliable and integrated solutions for the recycling of plastic materials, able to complete and close the virtual circle of sustainability: from the collection and disposal of plastic packaging and other plastic waste deriving from production waste and scraps, to their regeneration, up to the production of recycled polymers, new rigid polyethylene films (r-PET) and flexible films in recycled polyethylene (LDPE) (internal link to the 3 product categories), which can thus give life to recycled packaging (and recyclable in turn) that have nothing to envy to those made with the original raw material.


Cutting-edge technologies, high environmental performance, total traceability, progressive reduction of the use of landfills, energy recovery and promotion of renewables complete the profile of excellence that expresses the values of the circular economy, transforming them into competitive advantages for all customers.


It is a unique approach and concretely addressed to the circular economy, an efficient system that interprets the complete cycle of plastic materials regeneration in a truly sustainable way, from the environmental point of view but also from the entrepreneurial-economic point of view.


Aliplast and Mirage are partnering to recover plastic waste from the ceramic industry

The two companies have created a virtuous circular process for the recovery of plastic films used in ceramic manufacturing processes.


I am in the planning stages of rewriting an Access db I wrote several years ago in a full fledged program. I have very slight experience coding, but not enough to call myself a programmer by far. I'll definitely be learning as I go, so I'd like to keep everything as simple as possible. I've decided on Python and SQLite for my program, but I need help on my next decision.


3) I'm thinking about using a browser interface because (a) from what I've read, browser apps can look really great, and (b) I understand there are lots of free tools to assist in setting up the GUI/GUI code with drag and drop tools, so that helps my "keep it simple" goal.


Writing a desktop application as a locally-hosted web application isn't typically a good idea. Although it's possible to create great user interfaces with HTML, CSS, and Javascript, it's far easier to create interfaces with conventional GUI frameworks.


I recommend using a desktop GUI framework, instead. In particular, I think wxPython would be the best GUI framework for you to use; it's stable, widely used, well documented, and highly portable. In addition, you can use a GUI-based interface builder such as Boa Constructor or possibly wxGlade to design your application's user interface. In summary, creating an application with almost any desktop GUI framework would be easier than using web technologies.


I would recommend to have a look at bottle. It is a lightweight web framework. It is less capabale than Django for example but it does well. It can be packed with py2exe if you want to deploy on machines without Python.


My app is running into a small browser based on the mshtml component of Pyjama-Desktop. This way, the user doesn't know that it is a web app. But you could let the app running into the favorite browser, webbrowser python module might be interesting for you.


If your app needs to access your filesystem, a browser-based app may be tricky. For security reasons, a browser doesn't have full access to your filesystem. However, you can mimick file open with ajaxupload and file save with an iframe.


I would prefer other solutions. I would probably use Java (Swing) or C++ with QT. But I like Your approach, especially that it allows easy prototyping. If You prefer web style development you could try -desktop-application-development/ it creates desktop apps using html+java script +webkit. But I didn't tried it my self (but I would like to).


I would suggest a browser application. This eliminates the need for installation on client computers (and as such, as OS agnostic), and is accessible from anywhere in the world if the DNS is set up correctly for the server.


PyQt4 is a set of Python bindings for Qt 4 that are dual-licensed under the GPL (version 2 and 3, with additional license exceptions) and a commercial license. There is also PySide by Nokia - new alternative bindings (as of November 2009) with LGPL license that struggle to be API compatible (at least until Qt 4.6) with PyQt4.


Qt Designer is a powerful cross-platform GUI layout and forms builder. It allows you to rapidly design and build widgets and dialogs using on-screen forms using the same widgets that will be used in your application.PyQt4 exposes much of the functionality of Qt 4 (From Nokia) to Python, including:


In your situation, the sqlite database is just a data store. Only one process (unless your application is multiprocess) will be accessing it so you won't need to worry about locking issues. The application doesn't need to communicate with other instances etc. over the network. It's a single desktop app. The platform is Windows.


I'd go with a simple desktop app that uses a prepackaged toolkit (perhaps Tkinter which ships with Python). It's not the best of approaches but it will avoid problems for you. I'd also consider using a language that's more "first class" on windows like C# so that the runtimes and other things are already there. You requirement for a fancy GUI is secondary and I'd recommend that you get the functionality working fine before you focus on the bells and whistles.


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