Microsoft's applied science team recently released a self-developed touch-control technology

Microsoft's Technology team (Applied Sciences Group) recently released a self-developed touch-control technology and released video that compares the length of latency with current technology, and Microsoft's own technique wants to achieve less than 1 milliseconds on touch input latency.

One of the members of the Applied science team, Paul Dietz, who has studied in this field for a long time, says 1ms is a great goal because it shortens the response time difference between touch input and display feedback has reached another almost undifferentiated level. According to Microsoft, the current touch technology has a latency of 100ms, which can lead to a delay in the feedback process between interacting with the screen when you try to touch the screen to start something.

Microsoft's basic idea is to touch the immediate response and there is no doubt that Microsoft has found the right direction. If this technology can be achieved, then you will feel that we are using the touch panel is very dull! This technology will bring a new innovation, change the world again!