Jun 19 2010
GestureTek, a long-time gesture control systems pioneer and award-winning inventor, will exhibit its 70 inch turnkey freestanding multi-touch device, the GestDisplay, and a 42-inch LCD-based multi-touch surface computing system, known as GestTable at InfoComm 2010 in the Las Vegas Convention Center on June 9 to 11, 2010.
Content developers, systems integrators, designers and exhibit fabricators who visit the booth of GestureTek will be able to learn the manner in which 3D depth-sensing and multi-touch technology is used by GestureTek for bringing attractions to life.
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The GestTable has a resolution of 1920 x 1080, an aspect ratio of 16:9, a responsive and precise tracker, a very fast response time, as well as 100 frames per second multiple cameras. The shallow panel has a depth of less than 10 inches. It can be made into custom furniture, sold separately, or installed into a turnkey table. It is possible to lock together these units in a modular fashion so that large images can be across multiple screens.
Systems are also capable of vertical presentation by utilizing a customary LCD TV mount. The GestTable, besides supporting Windows 7 Human Interface Device (HID), NUITEQ and TUIO’s newest Snowflake Suite Release 1.9.1, is compatible with the Windows Touch’s Microsoft Surface Toolkit also. This implies that the Microsoft Surface-experienced developers will be able to develop create multi-touch applications and applications easily for running on the GestTable.
The GestDisplay 70 inch MT has a large-format screen and a 22-inch deep streamlined base. It generates crisp, bright, and multi-media imagery under harsh lighting environments also.
With almost no technology or frame visible, it looks as if the images are floating around in free space. The attractive, easy to set up, eye-catching system can be used as a user-friendly interactive information presentation system, custom-created digital signage for advertising and branding, for locating or retrieving product information.
Most important, it utilizes the natural dynamics of multi-touch and gesture. The GestDisplay can support the same output techniques like the GestTable. The techniques include the Surface Toolkit of Microsoft for Windows 7 HID and TUIO and Windows Touch.
Source: http://www.gesturetek.com