Where can I buy a flexible capacitive touch surface?

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A user is seeking a flexible capacitive touch surface to connect to a monitor for touch detection. They emphasize the need for a specific type of product, not a screen, and express excitement about finding a potential match. A link to a suitable product on Alibaba is shared as a suggestion. The discussion revolves around sourcing this type of technology for further development. The inquiry highlights the growing interest in flexible touch interfaces for various applications.
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We need to be able wire it up to a monitor that displays where the surface is being touched. Not a huge feat. However I'd like to start buy ordering a piece a flexible, capacitive touch surface (not a screen).

Anyone can assist?
 
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This is what I'm talking about! Perfect specimen.

 
wow, it's exactly what I'm looking for, too. anybody got an idea on where this can be bought ?
thanks,
 
poggg said:
wow, it's exactly what I'm looking for, too. anybody got an idea on where this can be bought ?
thanks,

http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Flintstone-7-inch-multi-touch-flexible_60018378516.html?spm=a2700.7724857.29.3.VFrPxu&s=p
 
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