Mighty-touch™ Bar and Play Display in Georgia

We will remember the end of February for a new record set by the Mighty-touch™ Bar. The bar operated at 2,300 m above sea level during an event at the Georgian ski resort Gudauri, thus doubling up its previous Carpathian record. Before this was Tbilisi where the Front Pictures team introduced Georgia to next media. Local residents could check the tangible interface out with their hands and see how progressive it was compared to common multi-touch technology.

Mighty-touch™ Bar at SWMC

On February 4-7, 2010 Sochi hosted the annual Winter Music Conference. In between the reports, conference participants relaxing in a lounge zone could update themselves on the latest achievements in sound and interactive technologies such as a Mighty-touch™ Bar. Thanks to the software installed on the Mighty-touch™ Bar, conference participants could record their own sound mix, select a picture from any event and send it by e-mail, or simply unwind by playing virtual air hockey.

Mighty-touch™ Bar in extreme conditions

From January to March 2010 our Mighty-touch™ Bar worked at the Carpathian ski resort Bukovel in temperatures ranging from +5°C to -25°C. Dropping in a tent near the central lift, skiers and snowboarders could record their own sound track, select and save their photos, vote for their favorite music style, play virtual air hockey or complete a video puzzle.

Two-meter mobile Mighty-touch™ Bar

Our interactive bar has a tangible interface. Unlike iPhone, it is not only responsive to your touch but can also recognize what is there on its surface. Touch it with your fingers to create video effects. Put your club card on it and a Mighty-touch™ Bar will identify you as a client. Take a marker and play air hockey. See it on the video - a two-meter mobile version of the Touch Bar, one of the smartest in the world and definitely the coolest on post-Soviet territory.