“enabling surface interaction – everywhere ”

© Tactonic Technologies 2012

“ENABLING SURFACE INTERACTION – EVERYWHERE”

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TACTONIC TECHNOLOGIES

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TACTONIC ™ SENSOR VIDEO: PRESSURE IMAGING EVERYWHERE

Cost effective - High frame rate - Any size


Why Pressure for Touch?

• Multi-Touch Gestures• Gloved Hand• No Special Stylus • Palm Elimination• Writing / Signature


Press To Click? Which?


Isometric Gestures


Isometric vs Isotonic Gestures

• Static Friction Detection requires many pressure bits


Isometric Pinch and Twist


Hand Lean


Secure Signature


Notebooks and Peripherals

Touch 2.0 Bi-Manual Bi-Modal


Touch on Back of Device


Tablets/Phones


AR + Any Surface


Multi-Scale™


Current Custom Controls

• EMI• Wet • Gloves• Durable• Rugged


Physical or AR Virtual Controls

Works as an A/R Virtual Controller - or-Passive Overlay: Solid or translucent over feedback LEDs


Sensor Under Flexible OLED


Technical Requirements• High Resolution• High Frame Rate• Low Power• No Electromagnetic Interference• Durable• Wet Environment Friendly• Not Limited to use with Bare Hands• No Size Limitations

• Cost Effective


Deforming Haptics


Vibration Haptics

Bending Waves


Sheer Force Detection

Chris Harrison and Scott Hudson - Carnegie Mellon University


Temperature

Robb Godshaw - Rochester Institute of Technology


Which Finger? Hand? User?


Sensor Fusion


Interactive Whiteboard


Game Controllers



Tactonic™ Tiles Kit Available September 2012


People Tracking


Tracking Applications

Security Market Intelligence


Presence/Movement: Factory Safety


For More Information Contact:

Gerry [email protected]://www.tactonic.com

Questions?

Tactonic™ Developer Kit Available June 2012

“enabling surface interaction – everywhere ”

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