
In thin air —
According to Russian designer Max Kamanin, creator of Displair, high-tech displays made from mist and air are "the next step in visual technology".

Not to be mist —
According to Displair the image is created inside a layer of "dry fog which is composed of ultra-fine water droplets."

Truly touching —
3-dimensional projections are created using infrared sensors.

Holographic effect —
The screen responds "intuitively" to hand movements -- 1500 of them -- many of which are similar to those used on our mobile devices, such as pinch-and-zoom.

Future projection —
The screen's inventors think that Displair screens could be used in medicine, and offer a more hygienic alternative to touchscreens.

Makes scents —
In the future the team hope to explore scent, to offer users a multi-sensory experience.


