This technology often suffers from durability issues in applications because the film is susceptible to marring and scratching. In contrast, Ocular’s Crystal Touch is made of capacitive glass, ...

Integrating the most advanced touch technology and the highest screen resolution, InFocus enhances its collaboration displays to deliver powerful and productive experiences PORTLAND, Ore. – June 1, ...

UK-based Light Blue Optics (LBO) has unveiled a revolutionary compact projector that lets users interact with images projected onto a flat surface, essentially turning it into a touch screen.

Light Blue Optics (LBO) has received an injection of funds to further its development of a holographic laser projection technology that can transform any flat surface into a touch-sensitive display.

“Microchip offers exciting new options for customers to enhance their user-interface designs with innovative gesture control and multi-touch, using the new MTCH6303 turnkey projected-capacitive touch ...

Both of the projectors run on a modified version of Android, letting Sony’s software accept traditional touchscreen input methods even though there’s no screen in play whatsoever.

Light Blue Optics launched their Light Touch projected display technology back at CES 2010, but the majority of the video demos we saw were performed in relatively low-light environments ...

Projected capacitive, the predominant touch screen technology, has many different structures. Over the next few years, these structures will be simplified as sensor substrate layers ...

AIS Projected Capacitive Multi-Touch Screen Panel Computers and HMI Terminals are specifically suited for use in building automation, HVAC control, access control, room reservation, room scheduling, ...

An infra-red touch sensing system that transforms a projected image into a virtual 10-inch touch screen has won the Institution of Engineering and Technology Innovation Awards 2010 prize for ...

Pete Malcolm of MultiTaction, creator of collaborative software solutions, offers his vision of how touch screen technology will evolve in the future.

New technology makes multitouch possible on a five-foot-wide screen only a few inches thick.