Touch Screens

1. Application

1.1. Uses

1.1.1. Control Panels

1.1.2. Monitors

1.1.3. Digital Signage

1.1.4. Security Systems

1.1.4.1. Fingerprints

1.1.4.2. Touch ID

1.1.5. Industrial Automation

1.2. Devices

1.2.1. Atms

1.2.2. Gaming Machines

1.2.3. Phones

1.2.4. Voting Terminals

1.2.5. Sale Terminals

1.2.6. Futurniture

1.2.6.1. Smart Lamps

1.2.6.2. House Lighting

1.2.6.3. Fridges

1.2.7. Laptops

1.2.8. Kiosks

1.2.8.1. Food Serivce

1.2.8.2. Shoping Gudies

1.2.8.3. Digital Maps

1.2.9. Tvs

2. Modren Day Technology

2.1. Resistive Touch Technology

2.2. Capacitive Touch Technology

2.3. Surface Acoustic Wave Technology

2.4. Optical Touchscreen Technology

2.5. Electromagnetic Guidance Technology

3. Inventors

3.1. Cooperations

3.1.1. Elographics

3.1.2. Siemens Corporation

3.1.3. Hewlett Packard

3.1.4. IBM

3.1.5. Palm

3.1.6. Apple

3.1.7. Microsoft

3.2. Major Influencers

3.2.1. E.A. Johnson

3.2.2. George Samuel Hurst

4. Future Usage

4.1. Identify Objects touching Display Screens

4.2. Intellignet Surfaces

4.3. Read printed QR through Touch

5. Markets

5.1. Miltary

5.2. Aerospace

5.3. Retail

5.4. Marine

5.5. Automotive

5.6. Transportation

5.7. Medical

5.8. Entertainment

6. Older Device Models

6.1. PLATO IV

6.2. Video Palace

6.3. HP-150

6.4. IMB Simon

6.5. Simon Personal Communicator

6.6. Newton PDA

6.7. Pilot (Palm Inc.)

6.8. Casio AT-550

6.9. Sony Smartskin

6.10. Hand Gear

6.11. TouchLight

6.12. FingerWorks

6.13. HTC touch

6.14. Tacta Pad

6.15. Lemur

6.16. iPhone

7. Benfits

7.1. Accuracy

7.2. Savings

7.3. Quicken the Process

7.4. Convenience

7.5. Engaging

7.6. Answer Questions

7.7. Straightforward

7.8. Low Risk of Errors

7.9. Self Serve

7.10. Flexible

7.11. Efficient