3M Says Its Multi-Touch System Means Almost No Lag
jonniee writes "3M has rolled out a 22-inch digital display capable of 20-finger multi-touch input with less than 6 millisecond response time. The monitor incorporates 3M's Projected Capacitive Technology based on mutual capacitance operation theory. The result produces a silky smooth response that has almost no lag in execution."
...20-finger multi-touch input
Wow! Does that mean you can use your toes for input as well as your fingers?
Now I can finally use both my fingers and toes to play games on my 22" monitor!
Still not perfect, though. I really need 21 point for reasons I won't go into.
I am really amazed that this company is able to do so many different thing. From post-it notes to medical equipment. Not bad for a company that started in 1902 selling minerals to the east.
If I survive the impending nuclear apocalypse, my 20 fingered mutant zombie offspring will be the ultimate power users. I can't wait!
A few years ago, you would get yelled at for touching someone's screen. Imagine the furor in the office if someone did it with the "11th finger".
THL phish sticks
...ought to be enough for anybody.
Assuming you can set the screen down flat, you can do a lot of multiplayer games with this. Like duet piano, or playing Magic the Gathering with two players (and "tapping" virtual cards couldn't be any more realistic too!)
Pet peeve: Profane people propagating perfunctory pedantry.
about 150ms for instinctive (spinal/stem) response, 300ms for a conscious(cortical) response, 400ms to be aware of what you decided to do.
"The ability to delude yourself may be an important survival tool" - Jane Wagner -
Instead of having several screens for one display, a large touch display can be divided into several touch screens for a number of doctors at one time. Just proposing an idea for hospitals.