Interactive Scape (IAS) has announced Capore Plus, a new standard for tangible object recognition. Described as the most effective and reliable tangible object recognition technology currently available, Capore Plus represents an advance on the company’s Capore Basic solution, and is said to be considerably cheaper to implement.
A highly precise object touch system that ensures there are no ‘false positives’ during operation, Capore Plus is effective in all lighting conditions and boasts up to 80 simultaneous touches, 26 simultaneous objects and practically unlimited object IDs. Created for use on PCAP touch technology, Capore’s developers say it allows tangible object recognition to achieve its full potential for the first time.
Utilising PCAP touch technology from 3M, Capore Plus supports small, flexible objects thanks to markers that are currently only 7.5 cm in diameter (and expected to be even smaller going forward) and 0.7 cm deep. It can be attached to any object, regardless of its conductivity.
“We’re very excited to be announcing our new Capore Plus solution at ISE 2017,” says Marcel Graf, responsible for Business Development at Interactive Scape. “Having introduced our initial game-changing Capore solution a year ago [now called Capore Basic], our new Capore Plus technology takes things to a completely different level, completely eclipsing competing solutions on efficiency, effectiveness, flexibility and cost.”
Capore Plus is effective in all lighting conditions and boasts up to 80 simultaneous touches, 26 simultaneous objects and practically unlimited object IDs.
