How does the Gesture Recognition Exhibit work?
- Stand the sensor column on the floor at hand height beside the viewing spot.
- Connect the LED wall, projector or LCD screen.
- A visitor stands about a metre from the wall.
- Raising an open hand and swiping sideways moves between images.
- Your own content replaces the sample images.
What comes with the Gesture Recognition Exhibit?
- Sensor column
- Exhibit software
What space and power does the Gesture Recognition Exhibit need?
| Play area | A marked viewing spot in front of the screen, set at installation, with queue space behind |
|---|---|
| Mounting height | Standard gallery ceiling |
| Power | A standard power point |
| Network | No internet needed to run the exhibit |
Gesture Recognition Exhibit specifications
| Form | Ring or column |
|---|---|
| Picture resolution | Regular 1920 × 1080 (HD) or less |
| Output device | LEDs, projectors or LCD screens |
| Custom content | Supply your own images or video |
Where is the Gesture Recognition Exhibit used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Gesture Recognition Exhibit: questions buyers ask
Does the Gesture Recognition Exhibit need visitors to touch the screen?
No. The Gesture Recognition Exhibit reads a raised hand in the air, so nothing needs touching. This suits galleries that want fewer fingerprints on screens.
What screens can the Gesture Recognition Exhibit drive?
The Gesture Recognition Exhibit outputs to LEDs, projectors or LCD screens. The picture resolution is regular 1920 x 1080 or less. Pick the screen that suits your gallery wall and tell us the wall size, and we confirm the connection and picture settings in your quote.
Can the Gesture Recognition Exhibit show my own collection?
Yes. The Gesture Recognition Exhibit shows your own images, so you supply the images. Send us the files and we set up the order of swiping.
Where does the sensor column go in the Gesture Recognition Exhibit?
The sensor column of the Gesture Recognition Exhibit stands on the floor just beside the visitor at hand height, pointing at them. We mark the viewing spot in the installation plan.