Touchless.Design

About

The Touchless Design open-source project creates tools and techniques to aid in the creation of touchless interactive exhibits. The software is designed to work with the Ideum Touchless Pedestal, but users can create their own DIY hardware as well. Touchless.Design hosts open-source software, design approaches, and other resources. These resources are freely available to museums, libraries, cultural organizations, and other public institutions. Commercial entities can use them with some restrictions (see our Software License for full details).

Research



During the pandemic, we worked with the National Gallery of Art and other institutions to develop a prototype system. Touchless.Design received funding from Intel as part of its Pandemic Response Technology Initiative. You can learn more about the project and its' history along with additional information about touchless interface design on the Ideum blog.

News

New Touchless Pedestal Expands Opportunities for Zero-Touch Interaction

New Multiuser Touchless Technology Released

A new Touchless Pedestal is now available and a multiuser version of the open-source Touchless.Design software is released.

Person makes gestures over an Ideum Touchless Pedestal to control a large display.

Touchless Design 2.0 Released, Touchless Pedestal II Available Now

The Touchless Pedestal II is now on the network with new Touchless Design software.

New Touchless Options for Touch Screen Kiosks, Touch Tables, and Projection Installations

Freetouch, TouchFree, and a preview of Touchless Design 2.0

New Touchless Options for Touch Screen Kiosks, Touch Tables, and Projection Installations

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