Hi, It would be awesome to see a large pool/air hockey/game table that used a touch screen, something in the 55' lcd size, the stylus could be the cue sticks, paddles... for the games. That would be an awesome challenge.
Hi, It would be awesome to see a large pool/air hockey/game table that used a touch screen, something in the 55' lcd size, the stylus could be the cue sticks, paddles... for the games. That would be an awesome challenge.
While back, Microsoft was working on a touch screen table which I believe they called Microsoft Surface, this was long before the tablets.
This got people thinking and working on their own tables. The most recommended method for a large touch surface that I've seen, is using a projector and mirrors for the video on the surface and use a combination of a webcam and frustrated total internal reflection to read fingers or other objects bouncing light back into the camera. I think the libraries (I think opencv can be used?) are good enough and if you choose the right stylus, you might not need to use FTIR.