Touchless control guides.

How gesture control works, where it fits, and what it takes to run it. Start here if AirTouch is new to you.

Guides

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.
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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.
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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.

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Touchless Control in the OR
Clinicians control imaging and records with gestures read by a camera. Nothing to touch means nothing to contaminate.
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Immersive 3D Without the Headset
Manipulate 3D content with your bare hands while the whole room sees the same screen. No headset to wear, share, or sanitize.
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The Touchless Kiosk: Screens Nobody Has to Touch
A public screen everyone can use and nobody has to touch. AirTouch turns a standard camera into the kiosk's input device.
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Control a Computer With Hand Gestures and a Webcam
No depth sensor, no headset, no new hardware. The camera you already own is enough to control your computer by hand.
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Gesture Control for Windows, Linux, and Android
One install adds gesture control at the operating system level. If it runs on your OS and takes a click, it takes AirTouch.
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How to Set Up Hand Tracking on the Sony SRD
Install AirTouch, point it at the SRD, and control glasses-free 3D by hand in about five minutes. No headset, no extra hardware.
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Does the Sony SRD Camera Come with Hand Tracking?
The SRD's built-in camera does eye tracking out of the box. With AirTouch and two minutes of camera sharing setup, it does hand tracking too.
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