At the 2019 Digital Signage Expo, Mimo Monitors will be exhibiting a range of its innovative new displays, including a standing touchscreen that introduces haptics like never before. The Mimo Vue with TanvasTouch is set to be launched later this year as "the first product to bring surface haptics to digital signage and conference rooms." With this system, users will be able to truly feel what they see on a screen, including edges, bumps, ripples and more.
As most interactions with touchscreens deprive people of the ability to feel textures, this new digital signage and conference room solution has the potential people share and receive information.
Alongside the Mimo Vue with TanvasTouch, Mimo Monitors will be offering hands-on demonstrations of its other durable and high-quality models.
Haptic Standing Touchscreens
The Mimo Vue with TanvasTouch Lets Users Feel Edges, Bumps & Ripples
Trend Themes
1. Haptic Technology - The integration of haptic feedback in touchscreens opens up opportunities for more immersive and tactile user experiences.
2. Digital Signage - Incorporating haptic technology into digital signage enhances engagement and interactivity, revolutionizing the way information is shared and displayed.
3. Conference Room Solutions - Bringing haptic capabilities to conference rooms can improve communication and presentations by allowing participants to physically interact with digital content.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - The integration of haptic technology in touchscreens presents disruptive innovation opportunities across various technology sectors, from consumer electronics to virtual reality.
2. Advertising and Marketing - The application of haptic feedback in digital signage creates new possibilities for interactive advertising and engaging brand experiences.
3. Meetings and Events - Incorporating haptic touchscreens into conference room solutions can transform the way meetings and events are conducted, enabling more immersive and impactful presentations.