Endlighten acrylic for infra red touch surfaces
Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at 10:58AM These are photographs I took of Endlighten acrylic and regular clear acrylic. They are both edge lit with 850nM infra red lights. The camera I used to photograph this has the IR filter removed, otherwise you wouldn't be able to see the infra red light. The first photograph is the 1/4" Endlighten clear acrylic. The second photograph is the 1/4" clear acrylic. Endlighten has extra reflectants and mirrored particles in the extrusion. You can plainly see that the Endlighten reflects the light more evenly and brightly than the regular clear acrylic. If you are making a IR multi touch surface, using Endlighten will result in a more sensitive touch surface.
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