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How touchless control works and where it fits.
Gesture control for digital signage
Gesture control turns digital signage into an interactive display using a standard camera. No touchscreen retrofit, no sensors, no SDK.
The Best Smart Board for a Conference Room? Your TV
Dedicated boards run $3,000 to $9,000 a room. What they really add, and how gesture control turns the display you already own into one.
What Is a Touchless Interface?
Touchless, contactless, no touch: whatever you call it, screens you don't have to touch are going mainstream. How camera-based gesture control works.
Tutorials
Step by step setup for AirTouch.
Touch Mode and Multiple Displays: Make Any Screen a Touchless Touchscreen
Switch AirTouch from mouse mode to touch and multi-touch, choose which monitor your hands control, and crop the interaction area to any screen.
AirTouch Advanced Settings: AutoZoom, Color Gloves, and Proximity Triggers
The settings that make gesture control work in crowds, operating rooms, and kiosks: AutoZoom, surgical glove support, gaze checks, and proximity triggers.
Camera Setup for Hand Tracking: Framing, FPS, and Fixing a Laggy Cursor
Good hand tracking starts at the camera. How to frame yourself, hit 20 FPS, switch webcams, and fix a slow or laggy cursor in AirTouch.
Comparisons
How AirTouch compares to other gesture systems.
Gesture Wristbands vs Camera Control: A Field Guide
From Meta's Neural Band to Pison and Mudra, gesture wristbands are real. An honest guide to when a wearable beats a camera, and when it cannot.
Azure Kinect Is Discontinued: What Replaces It?
Microsoft retired Kinect twice. Its heritage lives on through Orbbec cameras and AirTouch software. A practical migration guide for gesture projects.
AirTouch vs GestureTek: New School, Old School
GestureTek pioneered camera gestures with 45+ patents and 8,000 installs. AirTouch is the new school of gesture control. Where each one still wins.
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