The interactive display composed of air and water

 If interactive displays are evolving to be tactile, or flexible , here is one that
 works otherwise, the Displair . This display with multitouch technology
 projecting images formed of air and water particles , thus offering new
 experience to the user.
Displair was developed by a Russian company of the same name . the company
 just install headquartered in San Francisco should be established in France
 before the end of 2013 .
 This is a 30 inch screen to air and provided with multitouch technology .
 We can manipulate and control the images displayed through
 simple gestures. But above all , it is possible to feel thrown objects
 thanks to the presence of capsules that diffuse the smell in the air .
 An ability that has already seduced L'Oréal could use it for
 promotion of his next perfume .
 This air-based display system and water particles do not offer, for the moment, an exceptional image quality
 ity but this new technology seems very perfectible .
 His interest is elsewhere. Indeed, its use should be primarily promotional initially .
 Yet these designers do not exclude the imposition in some countries like Japan, where the use of screens
 Public touch can not be necessary for reasons of hygiene .
 Its unit price is estimated at about 30 000.