1. “ENABLING SURFACE INTERACTION – EVERYWHERE”
Touch 2.0
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“ENABLING SURFACE INTERACTION – EVERYWHERE”

2. TACTONIC TECHNOLOGIES
Touch 1.0
Touch 2.0
TACTONIC TECHNOLOGIES

3. TACTONIC ™ SENSOR VIDEO: PRESSURE IMAGING EVERYWHERE
Cost effective - High frame rate - Any size

4. Why Pressure for Touch? Multi-Touch Gestures Gloved Hand
No Special Stylus
Palm Elimination
Writing / Signature

5. Press To Click? Which?

6. Isometric Gestures

7. Isometric vs Isotonic Gestures
Static Friction Detection requires many pressure bits

8. Isometric Pinch and Twist

9. Hand Lean

10. Secure Signature

11. Notebooks and Peripherals
Touch 2.0
Bi-Manual
Bi-Modal

12. Touch on Back of Device

13. Tablets/Phones

14. AR + Any Surface
What would you your environment be like if you could have arbitrarily large, seamless pressure imaging surfaces, with or without displays.
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15. Multi-Scale™
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16. Current Custom Controls
EMI
Wet
Gloves
Durable
Rugged

17. Physical or AR Virtual Controls
Works as an A/R Virtual Controller - or-
Passive Overlay: Solid or translucent over feedback LEDs

18. Sensor Under Flexible OLED

19. 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

20. Deforming Haptics

21. Vibration Haptics
Bending Waves

22. Chris Harrison and Scott Hudson - Carnegie Mellon University
Sheer Force Detection
Chris Harrison and Scott Hudson - Carnegie Mellon University

23. Robb Godshaw - Rochester Institute of Technology
Temperature
Robb Godshaw - Rochester Institute of Technology

24. Which Finger? Hand? User?

25. Sensor Fusion

26. TACTONIC ™ SENSOR VIDEO: PRESSURE IMAGING EVERYWHERE
Cost effective - High frame rate - Any size

27. Interactive Whiteboard
With projective and display technologies, the giant iPad is clearly the next technology iteration

28. TACTONIC ™ SENSOR VIDEO: PRESSURE IMAGING EVERYWHERE
Cost effective - High frame rate - Any size

29. Game Controllers
The WiiFit Wii Balance Board was able to utilize some subtleties of body and feet gestures, but for a single tethered person
As with DDR , that kid wants to move. And Clearly mom dad and sis want to get in the action too.
If that rug had pressure imaging, that could be done
Clearly in conjunction with Kinect like technology capturing limb, leg and head positions along with balance

30. TACTONIC ™ SENSOR VIDEO: PRESSURE IMAGING EVERYWHERE
Tactonic™ Tiles Kit Available September 2012

31. People Tracking

32. Tracking Applications
Security
Market Intelligence

33. Presence/Movement: Factory Safety

34. Tactonic™ Developer Kit
Questions?
For More Information Contact:
Gerry Seidman
Tactonic™ Developer Kit
Available June 2012