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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
Murakami globally runs mirror system business that developsand manufacturesrear-view mirrors for automobiles, and opt-electronics business that develops and manufactures optical components with thin-film technology for office automation equipment. The contactless FPT system, for which basic development has completed, is a system in which interfacecan be floated up as images in the air, so that they can be operated without directly touching the keys or operating panels by an unspecified number of people. Murakami reached the final stage of development aimed at commercialization as a solution that leads to safety, security and comfort in the era with and after the pandemic of Covid-19.
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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