dreaMTouch, a True Infrared Multitouch

Based on classical Infrared Touch Technology Citron GmbH (Augsburg, Germany) has developed a true multi touch.
It convinces with a slim design and unlimited, true multi touch functionality.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• touch
• multitouch
• infrared
• dreaMTouch

[ninjaroger]

Is this infrared technology disturbed by, let's say, infrared remote controllers?

[ttcitron]

@ninjaroger

Thank you for the question. Until now we did not find any IR emitter (including RC controls and bright sunlight) that disturbed our touch.

[dannyoscarkip]

Why is it so horrendously slow? The dots are lagging behind the fingers like half a second.

[ttcitron]

@dannyoscarkip

Two reasons for lag:

1) The visualization application is programmed not very well (we are hardware engineers ;) )

2) This video was made with the very first prototype, meanwhile some time is passed and we are achieve update rates well above 50 Hz, so no lag any more :)

We also have a complete range of products available now, from 24" up to 65", including a Quad Full HD ( = 3840 x 2160 pixel) 56" resolution monitor.

[ttcitron]

@dannyoscarkip

Two reasons for lag:

1) The visualization application is programmed not very well (we are hardware engineers ;) )

2) This video was made with the very first prototype, meanwhile some time is passed and we are achieve update rates well above 50 Hz, so no lag any more :)

We also have a complete range of products available now, from 24" up to 65", including a Quad Full HD ( = 3840 x 2160 pixel) 56" resolution monitor.

[ttcitron]

@dannyoscarkip

Two reasons for lag:

1) The visualization application is programmed not very well (we are hardware engineers ;) )

2) This video was made with the very first prototype, meanwhile some time is passed and we are achieve update rates well above 50 Hz, so no lag any more :)

We also have a complete range of products available now, from 24 inch up to 65 inch, including a Quad Full HD ( = 3840 x 2160 pixel) 56" resolution monitor.

[5PYZ3R]

He acts like a magician. Lol

[ttcitron]

Gloves are not required, but used for two reasons:

1) It looks cool and we wanted to cite a little bit of "Monty Pyhtons - Man puts tape-recorder up his nose"

2) We wanted to show that our touch ovelay works with gloves, too. This is not the case with all touch technologies.

Regarding the "sound proof room":

This is actually our EMC chamber. We used this place for the cool technical look, and because it was the only spot large enough and tidied up enough to make the video :-)

[ttcitron]

No, Citron GmbH is a privately owend company.

[minorj47]

is this company publicly traded?