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The latest news relating to GestureFX™

Face & Hand Tracking for Android® & Symbian® at Mobile World Congress

GestureTek’s vertical multi-touch at ISE Show

Interactive displays find home in retail.

GestureTek’s technology is used in interactive storefront window advertising.

theLIFT used GestureTek’s technology in an SMS-enabled interactive window for EVO condo sales.

GestureTek Launches Interactive Projection System, Multi-Touch Table and 3D Tracker at IAAPA

PC World showcases GestureTek's Minority Report style gesture-based interfaces.

GestureTek launches 3D depth sensor solutions for lifelike virtual reality experiences.

GestureTek's 3D depth sensor powers interactive flight simulator at Beijing Olympics.

GestureTek Launches Enhanced GestureFX Display System for Interactive Surfaces

GestureFX used in real estate presentation center

GestureTek announces multi-touch enhancements at InfoComm

Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Launches Fan-friendly Interactive Floor At Air Canada Centre

Hudson Bay Company launches GestureTek’s interactive digital signage and advertising technology on outdoor store windows

Telus World Calgary creates world of interactive ‘edutainment’ with GestureTek’s motion-controlled display systems

GestureTek Exhibits Interactive Entertainment and Display Systems for Nightclubs and Bars.

Intel’s interactive table game featuring GestureTek’s motion control technology gets crowd powered up

GestureTek’s gesture-recognition technology transforms a European mall’s digital signage screen into unique interactive entertainment

WallFX Interactive Video Wall Offers Energy Info at the Epcot Center

InTouch Media Group to deliver GestureTek solution to malls and sports arenas

Monster Media licenses GestureTek technology for its media network

Great Lakes Children's Museum

GestureTek's Interactive Technology Helps Brings Watershed Concept To Life at the Great Lakes Children's Museum.

GestureTek's 'GestureFX' video display technology plays an key role in powering the breakthrough 'Listening To The River' (LLTR) interactive experience at the Great Lakes Children's Museum. Listening To The River is a creative blend of immersive themed attraction design and children's museum science-based content, conceptualized and built by renowned attraction developer Matthew Martin DesignWorks, along with a team of fabricators, sound producers and programmers.

The 1500 square foot exhibit with a 3D soundscape succeeds in engaging and entertaining museum visitors of all ages about the local Grand Traverse Bay Watershed. GestureTek's phenomenal interactive video display system is one of the first exhibit elements that visitors encounter.

"The entire LLTR project is unique in its use of informal science education that creates educational and entertainment opportunities for children, youth and adults alike. Thanks in part to GestureTek's gesture-controlled interactive display technology, Great Lakes Children's Museum has been able to leverage cutting edge interactive technology to tell a story, communicate the concept of a watershed in an engaging and entertaining way and create a museum exhibit experience that merges the virtual with the real," said Matthew Martin, head of Matthew Martin DesignWorks.

GestureTek technologies have international patent protection. U.S. patents include: 5,534,917 (Video Gesture Control Motion Detection);
7,058,204 (Multiple Camera Control System, Point to Control Base Patent); 7,421,093 (Multiple Camera Tracking System for Interfacing With an Application);
7,227,526 (Stereo Camera Control, 3D-Vision Image Control System); 7,379,563 (Two Handed Movement Tracker Tracking Bi-Manual Movements);
7,379,566 (Optical Flow-Based Tilt Sensor For Phone Tilt Control); 7,389,591 (Phone Tilt for Typing & Menus/Orientation-Sensitive Signal Output);
7,430,312 (Five Camera 3D Face Capture).