The British manufacturer Visual Planet has a new version of its tactile membrane, known as Touchfoil in English, which is easy to install and can be applied directly to a window, glass or acrylic with an LCD screen or rear-projection display to create a fully interactive experience.

The latest addition to the Touchfoil multi-touch family of Visual Planet is designed to provide added value to sellers in the dynamic and expanding digital signage market. This application represents a unique medium that allows you to convert any glass surface into an interactive medium with Multi-touch functions.

This new flexible Touchfoil with integrated rear projection film can be easily mounted inside the exterior windows, or behind interior flat or curved glass panels, to allow you to touch interactive media from the other side of the glass or on the street. Can be used to add interaction to any customer-facing situation, Windows, business receptions, exhibitions and museums, in fact any place that would be enhanced by the addition of an interactive experience.

Can be fixed permanently or removed and put, allowing full flexibility when developing and installing projects. There is no external component so the installation is always protected behind the glass. They work even wearing gloves on. They are not affected by external light which makes them an ideal solution for shop windows and kiosks located in full sun.

Great flexibility
The membranes are ideal for creating applications that require Multi-touch interactivity of 2 points, and work with multimedia applications of all types, as flash, web, powerpoints, Etc. Membrane control software works with various operating systems including Windows, Mac OS and Linux.

The Touchfoil's unique flexible form factor, thanks to its size (up to 4 m long) and ease of installation, minimizes the complexity of implementing interactive rear projection solutions. This all-in-one product makes installation a breeze, as easy as applying a graphics window, saving time and money.

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by • 30 Jan, 2012
• section: Digital signage, display, Dynamic advertising