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Contactless Touch
Hyper-intuitive contactless touch technology for a superior customer experience.
Whether you're looking to upgrade an existing machine or create a brand new application, Neonode's contactless touch solutions are a dependable and flexible option that will keep your customers safe - and amazed.
Depending on the size of the interactive area, whether it is a parallel surface or a remotely controlled device, our solutions can employ either infrared light or camera-based image analysis to enable contactless touch in any environment, allowing users to push, swipe, scroll, or even sign their name without touching a thing.
We create robust contactless possibilities which perform consistently in extreme temperatures, dusty environments and high-vibration settings, which are particularly appreciated in automotive and industrial applications as this ensures uninterrupted functionality.
Any surface, such as a touchscreen or control panel, can become touchless with Neonode's solutions.
USPs - Contactless Touch
High Scanning & Low Latency
High scanning frequency, low latency and high accuracy make our technology ideal for applications intended for harsh environments.
Active Touch with a Range of Inputs
Unlike traditional capacitive touch, our Touch technologies accept inputs from a range of inputs, such as gloves and other stylus instruments.
Interaction on Any Surface
Total design freedom with interaction on any surface, such as etched glass, stone, metal or wood — the possibilities are endless.
Remote Reach Interaction
Using remote cameras to capture hand commands, enable interactivity from afar. Perfect for controls that are out of reach for the user.
How Contactless Touch Works
Neonode offers a variety of technical implementations for contactless touch which can detect and interpret user gestures or movements without requiring direct physical contact. These systems rely on different principles of detection, including infrared (IR) light and camera-based image analysis.
Contactless Touch With Infrared Light
Infrared contactless touch uses invisible infrared light to detect the presence and movement of an object near a sensing surface. Light is projected across the area and when interrupted by an object or finger, the system calculates the X and Y coordinates to determine the exact touch-point.
Neonode's zForce® technology creates contactless interaction in two ways: via a single-sided sensor that maps reflected light from an object, or via a blocking system which uses strategically placed photodiodes around the interactive area which detect changes in light patterns. zForce has a configurable scanning frequency up to 900Hz, can track movement with 1.5mm accuracy and has an extremely fast response time, as quick as 10 milliseconds.
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Contactless Touch Via Camera Analysis
Neonode's camera-based machine perception software, MultiSensing®, uses computer vision algorithms to track and interpret hand or body movements from motion camera data, allowing users to control devices even from a remote distance without needing to make contact with any surfaces.
MultiSensing uses sophisticated machine learning algorithms to recognize gestures, proximity and motion patterns from camera data in real time, which can then be configured to make a system respond to commands without physical contact. To improve accuracy, Neonode uses background subtraction, depth sensing and 3D mapping to distinguish between the user and the surrounding environment.
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Contactless Touch Customer Implementations
Claridge's | Historical Elevator Goes Contactless
Classical style and modern technology can work in harmony. Claridge’s hotel recently proved this when they updated their 18th century elevator with futuristic Contactless Touch technology. Now guests experience ultramodern function while enjoying a heritage that carries many tales from history.
Singapore Changi Airport | Self-service Check-in Machines
Singapore's Changi International Airport is nothing short of iconic. Named the world’s best airport for eight consecutive years, it’s practically a tourist destination in itself. At the beginning of the 2020 pandemic the airport upgraded its self-service check-in machines to make them contactless at rapid speed, being one of the first airports to respond to the changing environmental factors.
101 Queensway West Medical Building | Contactless Elevators
What makes 101 Queensway West in Toronto special isn’t its location, but rather its mission. It houses a plethora of health care providers, ranging from pediatrics to physiotherapy to dentistry. As such, it is a space where public health is top of mind, and even the small details such as the elevator buttons take into consideration the reduction in the spread of germs using contactless touch technology.
Hamad International Airport | Self-service Check-in Machines
Qatar's award-winning airport transformed their infrastructure to create a safer, more hygienic traveler experience amidst the pandemic - completely remotely with digital instruction using the plug-and-play retro fit solution from Happymeter.