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Automated touchscreen test device shows off the accuracy of smartphones

By John Velasco

Updated: Mar 27, 2010, 12:09 AM

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Automated touchscreen test device shows off the accuracy of smartphones

Remember that touchscreen test video that displayed how just about anyone can simply test out the accuracy of their smartphone by using a generic paint or drawing app? As we've seen, the iPhone's touchscreen seemed to perform the best out of all the devices that were tested. Although some can't agree with the conclusion, partly due to a human being actually running the test, the Moto Development Group decided to take matters into their own hands. They concocted this automated device that simulated a finger touching the screen and performed the same exact tests – it eliminates all of the variables that can possibly affect the test due to the inaccuracies of the human finger. As you watch the video, there clearly seems to be a winner out of the handful of smartphones they tested. It looks like the iPhone performed the best using the automated system versus the competition with some other devices getting close to the same level of performance.

via Gizmodo

Robot Touchscreen Analysis from MOTO Development Group on Vimeo.

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