SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based image format for defining two-dimensional vector graphics.
Unlike raster images (e.g. JPEG, PNG), which are composed of pixels, SVG uses mathematical formulas to describe shapes, paths, text, and colour, allowing images to scale infinitely without losing quality.
SVG images can be imported in the project resources and used everywhere an image resource is expected, keeping your pages sharp on any screen and resolution.
For a machine builder this means designing the graphics once and deploying them everywhere: the same synoptics stay sharp on a compact operator panel, on a full HD desktop client and on a large supervision screen. Company logos and technical drawings keep their quality on every installation, and a single set of resources serves the whole range of your machines.