Tech demo using Google Earth
DiamondTouch is front-projected and uses an array of antennas embedded in the touch surface. Each antenna transmits a unique signal. Each user has a separate receiver,...
Tech demo using Google Earth
DiamondTouch is front-projected and uses an array of antennas embedded in the touch surface. Each antenna transmits a unique signal. Each user has a separate receiver, connected to the user capacitively, typically through the user's chair. When a user touches the surface, antennas near the touch point couple an extremely small amount of signal through the user's body and to the receiver. This unique touch technology supports multiple touches by a single user (e.g., two handed touch gestures) and distinguishes between simultaneous inputs from multiple users. DiamondTouch tables are available in two sizes (32" diagonal and 42" diagonal display), while custom sizes and shapes are available on spec."
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what's wrong with using this in the military. It's more efficient, and more fun. Besides I'm pretty sure the US Military already employs a more complex system from Perceptive Pixels
I am a non-scientific type humanoid who don't know nothin.' Fascinating technology there. Very impressive and I can imagine how useful it will be in the near future. Just wondering if and how you discerned who stole what car?
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there goes great technology for war again :(