Watch a 12-minute conference presentation from the 37th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology (UIST 2024) exploring an innovative touch sensing technology for transparent surfaces. Learn about a novel device that enables dual-sided touch interaction through a transparent plane using Repropagated Frustrated Total Internal Reflection (RFTIR) technology. Discover the technical implementation, capabilities, and potential applications of this cutting-edge interface solution presented at the prestigious ACM conference in Pittsburgh.
RFTIRTouch - Touch Sensing Device for Dual-sided Transparent Plane Based on Repropagated Frustrated Total Internal Reflection
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RFTIRTouch: Touch Sensing Device for Dual-sided Transparent Plane Based on Repropagated Frustrated T
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