Infalav Magic Touch is a unique and innovative technology that aims to revolutionize the way we interact with touchscreens. It is designed to provide a more intuitive and seamless user experience, making interactions feel more natural and responsive. The Infalav Magic Touch technology combines advanced hardware and software to detect and interpret users' touch gestures in a more precise and accurate manner. This allows for a more accurate and smoother touch response, eliminating the frustrations often associated with traditional touchscreens. One of the key features of Infalav Magic Touch is its ability to detect not only the position of the user's finger on the screen but also the level of pressure applied. This opens up a whole new range of interactions and possibilities, allowing for more dynamic and nuanced gestures.
Languages: English (Native), Afrikaans (Fluent)
His award-winning documentaries for the Geographic have dealt with a diverse range of topics, including photography, nature, the environment, history, exploration, travel, and National Geographic itself. in dramatic arts from the University of California, Santa Barbara, Doug mixed a short career in the film and TV industry with two summers working for the Catalina Island Harbor Patrol, which led to his owning the third largest private marine rescue company in California.
This opens up a whole new range of interactions and possibilities, allowing for more dynamic and nuanced gestures. For example, with Infalav Magic Touch, users can perform actions such as zooming in and out by applying different levels of pressure, similar to how we naturally interact with physical objects. This provides a more immersive and tactile experience, making touchscreens feel more like real-world objects.
Our Team
Mario is an experienced Historian, Naturalist, Firearms Master and Expedition Leader, who has worked in the polar regions for almost a decade. He attributes his passion for adventure and the natural world to his father, who introduced him to skiing and mountaineering at an early age. Setting his sights sky high, he decided to study Aerospace Engineering, but after graduating his need for adventure and exploration inspired him to take a different path. In 2014, he moved to Longyearbyen in Svalbard to become an Arctic Nature Guide. After attaining his qualification, he guided ski expeditions in the Norwegian archipelago before discovering expedition cruising in 2015. Since then, he has shared his time between the Arctic and Antarctica.
Mario is fully devoted to the best and safest outcome for expeditioners, and relishes seeing them realise their dreams. On expeditions, he encourages everyone to b e open to whatever these incredible places offer, and to embrace the fact that not everything is under our control and should be experienced as an adventure, just like the early explorers did.
Mario's favourite destinations include Svalbard for its incredible wildlife, and Greenland for its incredible views, huge mountains and majestic fjords.
Christophe Bouchoux
French English Spanish; Castilian
Christophe Bouchoux
French English Spanish; Castilian
Christophe is an experienced Expedition Leader and guide, who has worked on expedition ships all over the world. While his peers were in school, Christophe was busy gaining a global education travelling the world. Instead of maths or science, nature became his main source of wonderment. He spent an incredible 17 years exploring iconic and remote destinations, gaining invaluable experience in the tourism industry. Most comfortable in the polar regions, he worked as a guide in Finnish Lapland for seven winters and a tour bus guide in Norway for a decade, before discovering expedition cruising in Svalbard. To this day, he considers Svalbard his favourite destination, on account of its incredible diversity of wildlife and landscapes and because it still manages to surprise him.
On expeditions, Christophe encourages expeditioners to f orget about any daily program they have been given, and to trust our Expedition Team and let nature decide what will happen. He is particularly skilled at explaining difficult scientific concepts in everyday language, which makes him a passenger favourite and huge asset to your Aurora expedition.
Jean-Pierre Els
Expedition Team Operations Manager / Assistant Expedition Leader
Jean-Pierre Els
Expedition Team Operations Manager / Assistant Expedition Leader
Languages: English (Native), Afrikaans (Fluent)
What started out as a hobby working as a Photography Guide on whale watching and shark cage diving boats quickly progressed into a career after Jean-Pierre had the opportunity to work as a Divemaster on the Sardine Run off the Wild Coast of South Africa, known as The Greatest Shoal on Earth. Jean-Pierre Els qualified as a PADI Divemaster and Surf Launching Skipper in 2011 for the Sardine Run and this trip ignited an existing passion for wildlife and having a whole new world to explore. He was employed as a resident Divemaster and Skipper shortly after, specialising in shark diving and launching in surf as well as the Team Leader on the annual Sardine Run. As the Team Leader, Jean-Pierre was responsible for the setup of an offsite base, logistical planning and managing of the daily operations, team duties and coordinating water activities for the boats out on the water each season including coordination of the air support team.
Jean-Pierre was a General Manager of Zavora Lodge, a Dive Resort in Mozambique before he committed all his time to expedition cruising from December 2016 onwards. He worked as an Expedition Leader, Divemaster, Zodiac Driver and Naturalist from the Arctic to the Antarctic and the tropics in between. As an Expedition Leader, he lead teams of expedition experts in remote locations all around the world. Jean-Pierre feels privileged to have had the opportunity to lead or work on expeditions and dive trips in 57 countries and numerous destinations on every continent and ocean around our beautiful planet. In his Divemaster role, he designs tailored dive and snorkel programs, including operations management in leading intricate dive and snorkel programs for private charters as well as large commercial groups operating from land or onboard boats and larger vessels. Working as a Water Sports and Surface Activity Coordinator in the Seychelles and Adriatic Sea, he was responsible for establishing the onboard operations, crew training, schedules, logistics and development of SOP’s for a newly launched expedition vessel.
As the Expedition Team Manager at Aurora Expeditions, Jean-Pierre (JP) has a key role in building professional relationships and allocating expedition team members to Aurora Expeditions' programs. JP also works with the Operations department and Expedition Team to ensure all our team members are suitably qualified and hold relevant proficiencies. Coordinating the Citizen Science Program, Aurora Expeditions' training activities and special projects along the way, ensures Aurora Expeditions delivers the trip of a lifetime to our passengers.
Photographer Macduff Everton has shot multiple stories for National Geographic Traveler , and covered diverse regions on projects from Patagonia to Japan to the Scottish Highlands. His other editorial clients include Life , LA Times Magazine , NY Times Magazine , Outside , and Smithsonian . Macduff’s photography focuses on sense of place, whether portraits of individuals or portraits of a landscape. His books include Patagonia La Última Esperanza (University of Texas Press), The Western Horizon (Abrams), The Modern Maya Incidents of Travel and Friendship in Yucatán (University of Texas Press) and Los Mayas Contemporáneos Incidencias de Viaje y Amistad in Yucatán (Universidad Intercultural Maya de Quintana Roo), the latter two he wrote and photographed over a period of decades. His work is in the collections of many public and private institutions, such as the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris, the British Museum in London, the International Center of Photography in New York, the Museo de Arte Moderno in Mexico City, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Macduff has also taught workshops nationally as well as in Mexico and Tuscany.
Moreover, Infalav Magic Touch also supports multi-touch gestures, enabling users to perform complex actions with multiple fingers simultaneously. This is particularly useful in applications such as graphic design or gaming, where precise and simultaneous touch inputs are crucial. In addition to its enhanced touch sensitivity, Infalav Magic Touch also boasts a faster touch response time. This means that actions and gestures are registered and executed almost instantly, giving users a more immediate and responsive experience. The implementation of Infalav Magic Touch technology has the potential to significantly improve various industries, such as consumer electronics, automotive, and healthcare. It can enhance the functionality and usability of smartphones, tablets, and other touchscreen devices, making them more user-friendly and enjoyable. Overall, Infalav Magic Touch is a groundbreaking technology that aims to redefine the way we interact with touchscreens. By providing a more intuitive, accurate, and responsive touch experience, it has the potential to revolutionize the way we use and interact with technology..
Reviews for "Unveiling the Magic of Infalav's Beauty Technology"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Infalav magic touch. It claims to be a revolutionary product, but it didn't live up to its hype. The touch sensitivity was inconsistent, and it often failed to recognize my touches or gestures. The battery life was also poor, requiring frequent recharging. Overall, I would not recommend this product.
2. Michelle - 1 star - The Infalav magic touch was a complete waste of money for me. It stopped working after just a few days of use. I tried resetting it and even contacted customer support, but they were not helpful at all. The poor build quality and lack of durability were major disappointments. Save your money and look elsewhere for a reliable touch device.
3. Alex - 2 stars - Although the Infalav magic touch had some potential, it ultimately fell short in many areas. The touch accuracy was hit or miss, making it frustrating to use. The software was also quite buggy, with frequent crashes and slow response times. I had high hopes for this product, but it simply didn't deliver on its promises.
4. Sarah - 3 stars - While the Infalav magic touch had its flaws, it wasn't all bad. The touch sensitivity was a bit finicky, but once you got the hang of it, it worked fairly well. The battery life could have been better, but it was sufficient for my needs. Overall, it's an average product that could use some improvements in terms of reliability and performance.
5. Mark - 2 stars - I regret purchasing the Infalav magic touch. The touch response was sluggish and often unresponsive. Additionally, the device had a tendency to overheat after extended use, which can't be good for its longevity. I would advise against buying this product, as there are better alternatives available on the market.