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What It Is — and What It Isn't
PCAP — projected capacitive — is the same touch technology in your phone and tablet. A grid of conductive sensors behind the glass detects your finger through electrical field changes. The result: a touch experience that's smooth, instant, and millimeter-precise.
This is the touch technology for rooms where the experience matters as much as the function. A CEO walking up to annotate a slide. A designer zooming into a render. A client leaning in and scrolling through a proposal with their fingertip. PCAP makes these moments feel fluid. No friction. No delay.
PCAP requires a conductive touch — bare finger or a capacitive stylus. Gloves don't register. That's the tradeoff. But the precision and responsiveness you get in return make it the default choice for premium meeting spaces.
