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TouchSystems Introduces InspiraTouch Touch Tables
SOURCE: TouchSystems | RELEASED: 2/28/2013
TouchSystems introduced InspiraTouch, its new line of interactive touch tables. The tables are designed to inspire creativity, collaboration, and interaction by way of the multiple user interface.
Carol Nordin, president of TouchSystems, says, “I’m excited about our new tables and touch software offerings. InspiraTouch definitely has a place in education, hospitality, entertainment and corporate environments. It will be fascinating to see the creative ways our customers will engage with InspiraTouch.”
InspiraTouch consists of two solutions: InspiraTable and InspiraPoint. InspiraTable includes the touch table, i.e., the display and the enclosure. InspiraPoint includes not only the touch table but also multitouch software and an optional PC for a complete multitouch solution. Product offerings in both categories include a 42-inch and a 55-inch touch table. Additional sizes may be added in the future.
The touch tables are integrated with an infrared multitouch technology that allows up to 40 touch points. The tables also boast advanced anti-image sticking technology, which eliminates ghosting, and SmartPower, an energy-saving feature that can cut energy costs by up to 50 percent, thereby reducing the total cost of ownership (TCO).
TouchSystems was established in 1996. The company is a pioneer in the touch technology industry. TouchSystems works with its customers to create innovative touch solutions that meet their needs, such as desktop touch monitors, interactive digital signage, all-in-one systems, kiosks, and industrial controls and peripherals. TouchSystems is based in Hutto, Texas, and is a certified woman- and minority-owned small business.
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