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by
Suthish Nair
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Oct 20, 2011
Microsoft's OmniTouch turns any surface into a touchscreen.
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A technology that can turn on any surface into a touchscreen, sounds good ah !
Suprised, a device from Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University ... cool...
The OmniTouch is a wearable device that projects a graphical user interface, such as a computer desktop or a virtual keypad, onto any surface, from a table to a hand. Users can interact with these virtual interfaces using their fingers, which are tracked by sensors built into OmniTouch, in the same way they would use a touchscreen.
The prototype technology is on display at UIST 2012, the Association for Computing Machinery's 24th Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, that is being held in Santa Barbara, California.
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