Meeting Support Institute Printed signage now touch sensitive and with printed loudspeaker
Posted February 25th, 2008 by administrator
Imagine a sign at a conference that tells you more when you touch the play button? It exists. A touch sensitive pattern for buttons, icons or images is printed over the print on your signs. A flat loudspeaker is integrated in the paper so the paper now talks to you if you touch it.
Name: Paper Four
Country: Sweden
Country: Sweden
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