Infocomm booth # N1203, Baanto will exhibit Shadowsense, an advanced touch technology system working on Christie® MicroTiles™, the new digital canvas.
Mississauga, Ontario, June 7th, 2010: Baanto™ Inc. today announced that they will be presenting and demonstrating their revolutionary new 2D touch technology to visitors to the Christie booth, who will be entertained by a revolutionary new touch technology known as Shadowsense, that can be used in a variety of 2D and 3D applications and, in this case, will allow users to interact with a game that will be presented on a 5-wide by 2-high Christie® MicroTiles™ display, in a way that no other touch screen system can do. By throwing balls at the display and shattering virtual windows and other household objects they will have a chance to win prizes. “HomeWrecker” will allow show attendees who visit the Christie InfoComm booth to be among the first ever to be able to interact with a game in this innovative manner, and on such a grand scale.
Visit Baanto and Christie at Infocomm booth #N1203 and try out the system, you could win a prize.
Baanto™ systems, which are based on a breakthrough in optical sensor technology and its application to object tracking, are capable of producing highly effective and accurate tracking of active or passive objects at a cost well below that of systems currently on the market. Baanto™ technology allows for true multi-touch applications without compromising speed (up to 10,000 FPS), or fidelity and at a cost significantly lower than its competitors. The technology can be used as a cost-effective direct replacement for almost every current touch technology yet offers considerable performance improvements. The simplicity and effectiveness of Baanto™ technology also offer significant advantages over competing technologies across a range of applications that include Gaming, Interactive Whiteboards and Rehabilitation.
Baanto is a Canadian corporation, based in Mississauga, Ontario that is marketing a revolutionary new tracking technology, which can be used in a variety of 2D and 3D applications. The product will produce highly accurate results at a cost well below that of systems currently on the market.
Baanto was established by Nytric Ltd in 2009 for the purpose of commercialization of the proprietary motion capture technology invented by them, which is now the core of Baanto™ products. Patent assignment and IP transfer from Nytric to Baanto™ was completed Q4, 2009, with 6 patent filings completed and a further 22 in process.
For further information about this press release or about Baanto International Ltd., please visit www.baanto.com.