The future as depicted in the sci-fi flick ‘Minority Report’ is becoming more of a reality with Displair. An interactive airborne display, Displair takes fogscreens to a whole new level thanks to the introduction of multitouch gestural capabilities.
Although some might term Displair as a glorified humidifier, those who have a chance to interact with it will disagree wholeheartedly. Equipped with a projector and an infrared camera, Displair allows people to use it as they would a computer, although on a much more immersive level. On demo at the 2013 Consumer Electronic Show, people were able to play such applications as Google Earth and Fruit Ninja on Displair.
Displair has a Mark Zuckerberg-like backstory. It was developed in a student dorm in Russia by Maxim Kamanin.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Interactive Airborne Displays
- Displair's interactive airborne display opens up new possibilities for immersive computing experiences.
- Multitouch Gestural Capabilities
- The introduction of multitouch gestural capabilities in Displair takes interactive displays to the next level.
- 'minority Report' Future
- Displair brings us closer to a future similar to the one depicted in the movie 'Minority Report'.
Where This Applies
- Interactive Display Technology
- Displair's innovative interactive airborne display is poised to disrupt the interactive display technology industry.
- Gaming and Entertainment
- Incorporating applications like Google Earth and Fruit Ninja, Displair presents disruptive opportunities in the gaming and entertainment industry.
- Computer Peripherals and Accessories
- Displair's unique capabilities as a multitouch airborne display can disrupt the computer peripherals and accessories industry by creating a new category of products.
