The latest news relating to GestPoint™.

GestureTek showcases multi-touch surface computing, immersive media and portable hand tracking system for mouse control at 2007 IAAPA Expo.

Tiny AirPoint Tracking Unit Makes Big Impression at Dubai AirShow.

GestureTek earns additional patent for video camera control technology. Multi-camera gesture control protected under newly issued patent.

GestPoint® Gesture Recognition for Presentation Systems

GestPoint is the core gesture recognition technology powering GestureTek's touchless interactive displays, point and click presentation systems and mouse replacement solutions. GestPoint utilizes advanced computer vision and body tracking software to convert simple hand movements into direct mouse control in any environment.

Interface with exhibits, interactive boardroom systems and tradeshow presentations using gesture control.		Manipulate any screen from any distance with touch-free display technology and projection systems.		Transform any wall, window, table counter or bartop into an interactive gesture-control computing surface.		Convert a retail window into a 24-hour interactive billboard.

Client Showcase

CNN GestureTek's “video gesture control” technology was used in a custom 10-screen display for CNN's Corporate Headquarters. [more]	Shell Group The AirPoint hand-tracking unit delivered point and control interactivity for Shell's tradeshow exhibits. [more]	GestPoint™ Indoor Through Window Turns indoor retail windows into 24-hour large screen interactive billboards. [more]


Vulcan Space Adventure A space-age virtual game with attendees as “Star Flight” cadets was created with HoloPoint. [more]	Hockey Hall of Fame GestureTek's custom HoloPoint design engages visitors to Toronto’s Hockey Hall of Fame. [more]	WSI GestureTek created interactive virtual set control for weather presentations on 120 stations. [more]

Perfect for retail stores and malls, storefront windows, public exhibits, tradeshow booths, corporate offices and lobbies, sales presentation centers and showrooms, real estate office windows, museums, science centers, and public information and way-finding systems.