Tactile air: Displair reveals at CES the future of virtual displays

The company Displair has brought to CES in Las Vegas an interactive multi-touch computer monitor that is based on an innovative concept of 'Tactile Air', and which aims to replace traditional glass screens.

La feria CES 2013 of Las Vegas has been privileged stage of the premiere presentation of Displair, A visionary interactive multi-touch computer monitor made solely and exclusively of tactile air. Displair's bet is to create a new visual and gestural technology that replaces traditional glass screens with more attractive and less environmentally wasteful methods to interact with computers..

Displair projects a computer image onto a thin stream of air impregnated with microscopic particles of water. Using highly tuned software and gesture technology, A user can navigate the screen simply by touching the air. Water droplets are so small that fingers don't get wet. Displair is intended for healthcare professionals, education, Hotels, discotheques, Digital Out-of-Home Restaurants and Advertisers.

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