Light Blue Optics shows off touchscreen projectors

At CES every year there’s a bunch of interesting technologies shown that are meant not for market, but to be sold to larger companies. Light Blue Optics’ touchscreen projectors are just such a product. Light Blue Optics’ Light Touch are small, and produce small images, but that doesn’t make them any less interesting.

The way the projectors work is the image is produced at the top of the device, and projected onto a surface. The bottom of the device then produces an infrared beam across the image. When your finger breaks that beam, the touch is registered by the device. The result of Blue Light Optics’ Light Touch is a relatively small screen with decent picture quality and a variety of uses. The options given by the device include games, retail, photos, videos and social.

Light Blue Optics intends to sell the technology to another company, so as of yet there are no plans to bring them to market.

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