Funai and Nippon Signal have developed the Eco Scan mini projector that is able to produce touch sensitive images. The projector utilizes Nippon Signal’s MEMS scanner and RGB laser light is scanned by a two-axis MEMS mirror to project a color image.
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
Funai Eco Scan Mini Projector produces touch sensitive image
Funai and Nippon Signal have developed the Eco Scan mini projector that is able to produce touch sensitive images. The projector utilizes Nippon Signal’s MEMS scanner and RGB laser light is scanned by a two-axis MEMS mirror to project a color image.
