http://besuccess.com/2016/01/these-five-korean-startups-are-increasing-workplace-efficiency/

Have you ever been in a presentation and wanted to share it with your colleagues so you could collaborate? The new GoTouch device means that you can quickly connect and start interacting using your TV, GoTouch device, and phone.

The device connects wirelessly to any TV or projector via an iOS or Android phone or tablet. First, connect your phone or computer to your TV or projector with an HDMI cable, or wirelessly with Apple TV or a similar device.

Pair the GoTouch device to your phone or Windows PC via Bluetooth, connect it to your TV, and launch the GoTouch app.

The app is free, and you can use it without GoTouch to collaborate on documents such as whiteboards, PDFs, videos, or websites remotely.

Once connected, it tracks what you write or draw on screen using the pen as a mouse, or stylus. Its rechargeable battery means GoTouch doesn't have to be plugged into anything during your presentation.

It will work with any TV or projector screen up to 80 inches in size. Internet connectivity ensures collaboration and participants can annotate images, videos, and websites on screen.

The GoTouch is small enough for you to carry it in your pocket, take it on the road and use it with a client's projector.

For accuracy, the device uses a 4K Ultra HD camera running at 100 frames per second to track the infrared light in the GoTouch Pen. This fast refresh rate means that you will not notice lag when you draw or write.

The Seoul, Korea-based startup Anyractive has smashed its Kickstarter goal of $30,000 with over $110,000 pledged to bring the project to life.

The project has been in the pipeline since 2014, and the two-person team has grown to a 15-person business in two years. The company is based in Seoul, Asia's hub for tech startups.

At $89 per device, small businesses can eliminate the extra overheads of buying collaboration infrastructure. Big businesses with road warriors on the go outside the office can ensure collaboration with clients and the office anywhere at any time.

The GoTouch certainly is an innovative idea for collaboration solutions anywhere.

http://www.zdnet.com/article/gotouch-makes-any-tv-instantly-interactive/

If you grew up before the year 2000 rolled around, there is a good chance you used chalkboards in schools. Whiteboards have replaced them over time, which in turn gave way to projectors and other types of technology. The GoTouch is a Whiteboard for the new age, and it’s something to check out if you enjoy cool crowdfunded tech.

The GoTouch is billed as a product that will turn an ordinary TV into an interactive Whiteboard. It’s a type of tech that’s been used in Korea for over a year and is something that will be of interest to schools, businesses, and folks that just like to doodle. The gadget uses an Ultra 4K HD camera that runs at 100 frames per second to track light to the GoTouch Pen. This ensures there will be no lag when you draw or write on your big screen, which means it should feel natural like a regular Whiteboard.

http://www.phonesreview.co.uk/gotouch-will-transform-big-screen-whiteboard/

GoTouch, a smart communications solution consisting of the GoTouch device and mobile application, transfers content from display devices -- such as mobile devices, TVs, computers, and projector screens -- to a touchscreen, allowing users to interact with content together in real-time.  The system is ideal for conferences or classrooms, as GoTouch makes it possible to manipulate text, pictures, colors and lines, as well as save and share content,  GoTouch is equipped with sensors, an electronic pen and a filter, giving it 3-D motion capture capabilities.  Anyractive CEO Lim Sung-hyun said, “The device is internet-connect, allowing for long distance communication, and the sensors and user’s mobile device are connected via Bluetooth.”  A domestic patent application has been submitted for the 3-D motion capture technique used by GoTouch, and Anyractive plans to secure US and international patents for the technology in the near future.  (jshwang@heraldcorp.com)

http://khnews.kheraldm.com/view.php?ud=20161014000464&md=20161017093115_BL