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	<title>Kommentarer til: Multitouchtable prototype</title>
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	<description>Jonas Jongejan</description>
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		<title>Af: nice touchscreen project featuring difused illumination - antima55</title>
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		<dc:creator>nice touchscreen project featuring difused illumination - antima55</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] halfdan j says: The surface is a thin glass plate with a Lee filter 400 underneath to project on. In the bottom of the box there is an ordinary surveillance camera with a IR filter in (so it only sees infrared light, and not visible light), and a BenQ short-throw projector and a lightbulb wrapped in some color filters. it does give some visible red light, but its not very much. This technique is called DI (Diffused Illumination).  Share/Bookmark [...]</description>
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