Reach Into Glasses-Free 3D on the Sony Spatial Reality Display

AirTouch adds patented hand tracking gesture control to the Spatial Reality Display, including the ELF-SR1 and ELF-SR2. You reach toward the screen and rotate, navigate, and select 3D content with your hands, no touchscreen involved.

The Spatial Reality Display shows depth-accurate 3D without glasses, and AirTouch reads your bare hands through a camera. There is nothing to wear, charge, share, or sanitize.

In many setups, none needs to be added: AirTouch can run on the display's built-in eye-tracking camera. Any standard RGB webcam also works, and no depth sensor is required.

AirTouch converts gestures into the mouse, keyboard, and tap inputs your applications already accept, so 3D viewers, DICOM tools, Unity apps, and design software work without porting or plugins.

Windows, Linux, and Android today, with macOS on the way.

AirTouch is enterprise-grade and runs all day on convention floors, in galleries, and in medical imaging and training environments. Because it is touchless, there is no shared mouse and no broken sterility.

Start a free trial and set it up in minutes with the display's camera or a webcam. You can cancel anytime, or book a demo and we will walk you through it live.