- 14 Mar 2002
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This is pretty impressive: Murakami Corporation developed contactless interfaces using a technology called "Floating Pictograms":
Source: https://www.murakami-kaimeido.co.jp...togramtechnologyandbeginsprovidingsamples.pdf
The technology can be utilised at ATMs, public toilets, lifts, hospitals, etc.
① Bright and highly visible air floating image system
② Spatial sensing technology (patent pending) that narrows down the position of a finger-operated in the air using a proprietary algorithm and realizes a high-speed response that meets human senses
③ Simple system configuration that can be easily deployed for multiple product applications, depending on the size of the product to be embedded and image quality requirements
Source: https://www.murakami-kaimeido.co.jp...togramtechnologyandbeginsprovidingsamples.pdf
The technology can be utilised at ATMs, public toilets, lifts, hospitals, etc.
Features:
① Bright and highly visible air floating image system
② Spatial sensing technology (patent pending) that narrows down the position of a finger-operated in the air using a proprietary algorithm and realizes a high-speed response that meets human senses
③ Simple system configuration that can be easily deployed for multiple product applications, depending on the size of the product to be embedded and image quality requirements
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