DisplAir interactive air display will go on sale March 28

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DisplAir is an interactive display that projects an image in the air created by Russian

by the developers. The image is projected onto a thin, cold, stabilized stream of air with tiny particles of water measuring 2 microns in size. Water particles, due to ultra-small dimensions and strong surface tension, remain solid, do not leave wet marks, and are resistant to heat and frost.

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Water particle properties and aerodynamicfeatures allow you to maintain the integrity and stability of the image with the penetration of foreign objects. Optical sensors allow you to record up to 1500 touches simultaneously with a delay time of less than 0.2 s. Consumable material is water, which apparatus uses 1.5 liters per hour of operation.

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Prototype DisplAir developed Maxim Kamanin. In 2010, he showed it to Dmitry Medvedev and created the startup DisplAir. In 2011, DisplAir won many contests, and as a result, in 2012 managed to attract investments of $ 1 million.

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Home sales are scheduled for March 28 at a price of 398,000 rubles (about 107,500 UAH).