Fujitsu Laboratories have developed a new generation of user interface that can accurately determine the location of the user's fingers and what it touches is essentially an interactive touch screen, using objects in real time.

Using this technology, information can be imported directly from the document, with one simple finger movement.

This system Measures the shape of real-world objects, and automatically adjusts the coordinate systems for the camera and projector in the real world. In this way, projector can coordinate the display not only on flat surfaces, such as tables, newspapers and papers, but also on curvilinear surfaces such as books.

The system also includes technology to control the color and brightness, in accordance with ambient lighting, and also makes corrections for individual color differences.

In addition, the system can be controlled using gestures. In this demo, when you move your fist, you can manipulate 3D object CAD data. At the moment the development is at the testing stage, and the launch of mass production is planned for 2014.

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