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Just found this on Slashdot:

 

Technology Review: Open-Source, Multitouch Display

"Engineers at Eyebeam, an art and technology center based in New York, have created a scaled-down open-source version of Surface, called Cubit. By sharing the Cubit's hardware schematics and software source code, the engineers are significantly reducing the cost of owning a multitouch table.

 

http://www.eyebeam.org/files/project/cubit.jpg

 

Looks like it is in its early stages but it could create some interesting possibilities if this technology became cheaper and easier to develop for. It looks like they are selling kits to make these prototype models for between $500 and $1000USD

 

Here is the actual project site:

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I found another similar guide using an LCD monitor for $300UDS worth of stuff but the instructions don't appear to include the interpreting software component but it looks to be geared for an OS X implementation:

 

Bridger's Multi-touch: Planning My Multitouch Setup

Bridger's Multi-touch: Creating a New FTIR Frame

Bridger's Multi-touch: Taking Apart My LCD Monitor

Bridger's Multi-touch: Modding an Infrared Camera

Bridger's Multi-touch: Making My Table's Body

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