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DiamondTouch is the world’s first multi-touch multi-user technology and it is used in the table you can see in these pictures, which permits multiple user input on a touchscreen interface.



The system identifies each user input and proves the advantages of technology with a useful tool for CAD design, graphic design layouts, GIS analysis, gaming, project management, and education industries.



"I am excited to be able to bring the DiamondTouch table out of the lab incubator so that we can invest in marketing and new product development," said Adam Bogue, President of Circle Twelve. "With products that we have available for sale today and others planned for the near future, Circle Twelve is well positioned to capitalize on the growing demand in tabletop computing."



Circle Twelve provides multi-user hardware and software for small groups focused o collaboration, and it has announced the exclusive license of DiamondTouch table and the agreement with Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs, where the product was invented in 2001.



The high-end table has an open API and SDK so customers to be able to develop new application software. The included mouse emulator and on-screen keyboard allows users to work with all computer software right on it.

DiamondTouch integrates an array of antennas located in the touch-sensitive surface, and each of these sends unique signals. Users sit on chairs with receivers connected to them via the chair, and when one of them touches the table antennas send small amounts of signal via the body to the receiver.
The table measures 32 inches or 42 inches in diagonal, as it comes in 2 models.