Electric Signs

Light Blue Optics Light Touch Interactive Projector

Transforms flat surfaces into touchscreens

Published

14 years ago

October 11, 2010

Susan Conner Signs of the Times October 2010 Issue

Light Blue Optics (Colorado Springs, CO) is offering the Light Touch™ interactive projector that can transform flat surfaces into touchscreens. It allows users to interact with content similarly to the way they used handheld devices using multi-touch technology.
Light Touch’s proprietary holographic laser projection (HLP™) technology creates WVGA-resolution video images. Integrated infrared sensors detect motion and turn the projected image into a 10.1-in. virtual touchscreen, so the user can control the projector and interact with applications by touching the image. Onboard wireless networking enables Light Touch™ to connect directly to the internet or electronic point of sale systems, opening up applications such as social networking, location-based services and electronic ordering.
Light Blue Optics is a privately funded company that develops and supplies miniature projection systems for use in high-volume applications in automotive, digital-signage and consumer-electronics markets.
(719) 623-1200; lightblueoptics.com

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