Two-sided touchscreen display
At Tokyo's Sign & Display Show 2008, Teraokaseiko presented a curious concept: a two-way touchscreen display. And showed how it can be used to play tic-tac-toe and sea battle.
The 256 × 120 monochrome display is a transparent inorganic electroluminescent panel. The trick is that Teraokaseiko engineers placed resistive sensor films on both sides of the display. The result was a device that recognizes not only touch, but also movement.
According to the developers, their concept, if it ever becomes a commercial product, will be useful in devices for working with mapping software and for games with two users.
via Engadget
The 256 × 120 monochrome display is a transparent inorganic electroluminescent panel. The trick is that Teraokaseiko engineers placed resistive sensor films on both sides of the display. The result was a device that recognizes not only touch, but also movement.
According to the developers, their concept, if it ever becomes a commercial product, will be useful in devices for working with mapping software and for games with two users.
via Engadget
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/38691/
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