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Evoluce Announces True Multi-Touch 47" HD LCD Screen (24/11/2009)

Multi-touch grows up: Evoluce announces innovative 47 inch multi-touch Full HD LCD for launch of Windows 7

Large-format interactive LCD-screens enable collaborative work directly on the screen surface. Evoluce developed sensing technology for the first time reveals the full potential of multi-touch applications.

„Windows 7 launched at the end of October 2009. Our Evoluce ONE is launched too. The 47 inch multi-touch LCD supports not only Windows 7, but also a variety of other innovative multi-touch applications coded in Flash, C++, WPF or Silverlight. Our developed "Integrated-Through-Screen-Optics“ (ITSO) technology enables true multi-touch and multi-pen applications, that can be controlled simultaneously by pen, finger, gesture and object recognition, “ said Wolfgang Herfurtner, CEO of Evoluce AG.

The comfortable multi-touch operating on the surface is achieved by a scratch-resistant coating. The screen has been designed for easy horizontal and vertical integration or can be a stand-alone device.

MIM the in-house developed multi-touch input management tracking software recognizes an unlimited number of simultaneous inputs ("true multi-touch“). The tracking data can be accessed via universal interfaces by the multi-touch application.

Evoluce ONE is available from Evoluce specialist dealers.

www.evoluce.com

 

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