May 6, 2012
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Disney’s ‘Touché’ touch sensors detect gestures on flesh, furniture, or water Disney Research, which previously came up with the SideBySide wall-based gaming concept, is back with what looks like a fairly sophisticated touch-sensing technology. The system, called Touché, works by detecting a range of frequencies at the same time, rather than one frequency as on simple capacitive screens.

Disney’s ‘Touché’ touch sensors detect gestures on flesh, furniture, or water

Disney Research, which previously came up with the SideBySide wall-based gaming concept, is back with what looks like a fairly sophisticated touch-sensing technology. The system, called Touché, works by detecting a range of frequencies at the same time, rather than one frequency as on simple capacitive screens.

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    Sensores táctiles Disney ‘Touché’ detectan gestos en la carne, muebles, o el agua
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