The leading provider of advanced natural user software and screens Evoluce introduces a new generation of large format gesture control displays based on integrated 3D-sensing technologies.The I-VOLUCE offers gesture control on a brilliant Full HD LCD 46-inch screen up to a distance of 4m. The integrated 3D depth-sensing technology in combination with the intelligent gesture control software WIN&I unleashes exciting possibilities for a multitude of applications.Windows 7 and thousands of applications can be controlled by gestures in the air. The 3D-sensing software WIN&I 1.0 detects hand movements of users in front of the display.The Evoluce TWO 46-inch delivers true multitouch and gesture control on a Full HD horizontal LCD. MIM 3.0 multitouch software allows finger input detection up to 6 users simultaneously.The slim display-design enables large interactive installations in many areas like office, retail, digital signage, exhibitions, gaming, museums, medical applications and education. With a depth of 18.5 cm the unit is easily integrated into horizontal spaces or may be used as a stand-alone table.The I-VOLUCE and Evoluce TWO are now available. Net prices starting at EURO 3,995.00 and EURO 4,995.00.
Features :
- Gesture Control LCD 46-inch
- Integrated 3D depth-sensing sensor
- Panel: NEC P461 Public Display
- Full HD (1920 x 1080)
- VESA mounting
- Scratch-resistant front glass
- Gesture Control Software WIN&I 1.0 Business Edition for Windows 7
- Optional plug & play design with WIN&I 1.0 Business Edition pre-installed on a high-performance PC
WIN&I 1.0 Features :
- Windows 7 desktop
- Windows Media Center
- MS Office
- MS PowerPoint: presentation features and laser pointer mode
- Precise gesture control software for Windows 7 and applications
- Mouse functions replaced by movements of hand
- Quick-Move-Function for comfortable operation
- User can move and walk around during gesture control interaction
- User in control will not be interrupted by other people in the room
- Internet Browser
- Internet Explorer 8
- Firefox 3
- Safari 5
- Opera 11
- Chrome 4
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