PointScreen™ makes it possible to control the computer intuitively with gestures. The user navigates by merely pointing toward the screen; contrary to touch screen technology, the interaction proceeds completely without touch.

The multimedia implementation of screen design and content programming exploits the potential of the interface.

Thus the visitor becomes the “conductor” of an audiovisual presentation.

The PointScreen™ technology is based on the principle of Electric Field Sensing (EFS): the dynamics of the body—such as gestures and movement—are measured and digitally registered. This new form of interactive communication enables the use of gestures for real-time navigation and interaction. This innovative paradigm of HCI technology enables the production of touchless input-systems that are cost-effective and easy to maintain, with design flexibility. (Patent pending USA / Europe)

Of particular advantage is the flexible and low-maintenance design for the implementation of information systems in the public area, for instance as POI (Point of Interest) at trade shows, fairs or exhibitions, in edutainment and advertising, in rehabilitation. Patients recovering from injury can now practice certain sequential movements independently, and train specific muscle groups.