Randall Shimizu wrote:
The big issue would be locating a flat surface to
project the keyboard on to. It's interesting concept.
This technology would certainly be useful situaions
where instrumentation is used.
I would guess it requires more than just a flat surface. More like a
flat /steady/ surface, and an unobstructed view of the projector.
As for useful for instrumentation, I suppose. But instrumentation is
just the application space for touchscreens and membrane type
interfaces. I just think that an interface which requires a laser is a
bit overkill for all but a very few niche applications.
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