VKB announced Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard
VKB revealed the Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard at this week’s DEMO conference. The device projects a 2 dimensional keyboard on a flat surface and is compatible with PDAs, mobile phones and laptops.
Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard - VKB
VKB’s technology uses a red laser to illuminate a virtual keyboard outline on virtually any surface. Despite its futuristic look, the laser is really just a visual guide to where to put your fingers. A separate IR illumination and sensor module invisibly tracks when and where your fingers touch the surface, translating that into keystrokes or other commands.
Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard - VKB
VKB’s technology uses a red laser to illuminate a virtual keyboard outline on virtually any surface. Despite its futuristic look, the laser is really just a visual guide to where to put your fingers. A separate IR illumination and sensor module invisibly tracks when and where your fingers touch the surface, translating that into keystrokes or other commands.
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