Open source hardware multitouch screen – The NOR_/D


Open source hardware multitouch screen – The NOR_/D via Tom.

The TouchKit Family is a modular multitouch development solution with the aim to make multitouch readily available in an open source fashion. It is a sister project of the CUBIT multitouch system and aimed at rapid implementation of multitouch projects for the masses.

TouchKit is comprised of software and hardware components. For both we provide the source files and welcome you to use, study, and appropriate the code and schematics for your work or projects. We are interested in TouchKit being a plug-and-play solution for simple projects and an easily extendable base for experimental and cutting-edge endeavors.


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1 Comment

  1. If people are interested in building one from scratch and not spending $1400+ there was an article earlier this year on Maximum PC that shows you step by step how to build one. http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/maximum_pc_builds_a_multitouch_surface_computer

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