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Übi, the new software that turns any surface into a touchscreen.

by jc / August 15, 2013 4:37 PM EDT

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Übi is an application that is made with the help of a Kinect, which offers a gesture control solution to turn any surface into a 3D multitouch screen.

The purpose of this innovative software is to use a Kinect sensor for Microsoft Windows to project the content on a flat surface. It also allows users to control and interact with the console without physically touching a controller. All of this is made possible by Übi's innovative software.

The sensor can be placed in front of a screen created by front projection or rear projection, thus allowing users to interact with the screen through simple gestures, as if it were a touch screen.

Übi analyzes the images captured by the sensor to detect the position of the user's hand or fingers in the 3D space in front of the screen.

The minimum requirement to use the Übi solution is a projector panel or screen, a Kinect sensor for Windows 8, which must have Übi software installed.

Take a look here at the Licensing Options to obtain the product:

  • Basic Service – $149 per PC: 1-point touch, 45-inch screen and support via the website forum.
  • Professional Service – $379 per PC: 1 touch point, 100-inch screen and 2 days of technical support via email with a response within 48 hours.
  • Business Services – $799 per PC: 2 touch points, 100-inch screen, 1 day of technical support via email with a response within 24 hours.
  • Business Service – $1,499 per PC: 20 touch points, 100-inch screen, priority phone support, done the same day.

Finally, we can tell you that this innovative software does not require any complex configuration, user calibration of the system, or any special application to run.

It will only be necessary that:

  1. Connect any projector and Kinect to your Windows 8 PC.
  2. Start the Übi software.
  3. Let Übi calibrate automatically.
  4. And the projected screen is now a touch screen.

Here are more details about the service: Übi