Microsoft Surface Hub and Crestron – Integated Multi-Touch Collaboration

While many interactive displays simply provide a touch interface option for standard PCs running typical desktop software (that isn’t necessarily optimized for touch control), Microsoft Surface Hub is a solution designed to truly take advantage of multi-touch on the large screen to enable group collaboration. Microsoft Windows 10 – The Surface Hub is built to truly take advantage of Microsoft’s new Windows 10 OS – which is made for touch interaction while not abandoning classic Windows features. Touch-Optimized Apps – Surface Hub ships with custom-designed, touch-optimized Microsoft Office apps while playing nicely with classic, universal Windows apps. Surface Hub also includes collaboration-optimized OneNote and is optimized for other large screen apps like Mural.ly and Stormboard. Plus, the Microsoft Surface Hub platform allows for creation of custom apps crafted specifically for unique business needs. Gigantic Touch Screens – thanks to Microsoft’s acquisition of Perceptive Pixel, both 55″ HD and 84″ 4K screens will be available – both with silky-smooth, pressure-sensitive touch capabilities. The 55″ can be mounted on a portable stand. Many Ways to Control – To navigate and operate Surface Hub you can use your fingers, the pressure sensitive control pen or even voice control via Microsoft’s Cortana Virtual Assistant.