Integrated Applications with Laser Technology

Octavian Dospinescu () and Paul Brodner ()

Informatica Economica, 2013, vol. 17, issue 1, 53-61

Abstract: The introduction of new materials as Power Point presentations are the most convenient way of teaching a course or to display a scientific paper. In order to support this function, most schools, universities, institutions, are equipped with projectors and computers. For controlling the presentation of the materials, the persons that are in charge with the presentation use, in most cases, both the keyboard of the computer as well as the mouse for the slides, thing that burdens, in a way, the direct communication (face to face) with the audience. Of course, the invention of the wireless mouse allowed a sort of freedom in controlling from the distance the digital materials. Although there seems to appear a certain impediment: in order to be used, the mouse requires to be placed on a flat surface. This article aims at creating a new application prototype that will manipulate, only through the means of a light-beam instrument (laser fascicle), both the actions of the mouse as well as some of the elements offered by the keyboard on a certain application or presentation. The light fascicle will be „connected†to a calculus system only through the images that were captured by a simple webcam.

Keywords: Surface Emitting Lasers; Technology Management; Software Prototyping; Optical Recognition Software (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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