From Smart Tables to Hologram tables here is our list of 10 amazing interactive tables
Starting this list off at number ten we have the Sobro, a cooler coffee table.
The Sobro is a smart coffee table designed to support your connected lifestyle.
With touch controls, a refrigerated drawer, Bluetooth speakers, USB charging ports, and
LED lights, the Sobro keeps you powered up.
Hell, it could be the greatest living room innovation since the remote control!
And that's a hard one to compete with.
This coffee table is topped with tempered glass.
The refrigerated drawer gives you a handy place to chill beer, soda, and any other beverage
right in the living room.
So whether you’re playing games on a console, bingeing on Game of Thrones, or listening
to music on your hi-fi sound system, you now have all the drinks you need without having
to leave the comfortable confines of your couch.
Stepping into the number nine spot we have the Sisyphus Table.
When art merges with functionality, it can enhance our life experiences.
Sisyphus – The Kinetic Art Table has harnessed the precise calculations to run a complex
machine so that its action creates stunningly complex art forms and patterns on a tabletop.
The two-motor robot (the “Sisbot”) forms the patterns by constantly moves a ball magnet
through a thin layer of sand under a thick glass tabletop.
The tables these pieces of kinetic beauty are created on use a 12V DC universal switching
supply to power both the LED and Sisbot.
Each table can be plugged into a standard outlet and you can control the movement and
pattern making with an app from your phone.
End tables are two foot in diameter and stand 22in tall while the coffee tables are 3-4
ft in diameter and 18in tall.
Each metal table is handcrafted and offers veneers woods for the tops and sides to fit
any decor.
Shining on the number eight spot we have Sose, the smart solar table.
Where the electric grid cannot reach, SOSE can and it delivers!
It's smart, reliable, and environmentally friendly.
SOSE is a smart solar table with an environmentally friendly design.
Powered by the sun, SOSE uses USB ports to charge your smart devices such as phones or
tablets.
It allows storing valuables with a combination lock mechanism in a hidden compartment.
Simply put SOSE is a new generation modern solar table that brings solutions for protecting
valuables and smartphone charging problems.
On top of all that, the table can recharge its own batteries after just two hours of sunlight.
Taking over the number seven spot we have the Obscura CueLight, light sensor pool table.
This pool table is by far one of the coolest technological gizmos I’ve ever seen.
It is called the Obscura CueLight and it is a whopping $25,000 worth of amazing design
and technology.
The Obscura CueLight uses a sensor and projector in combination to create the ultimate billiards
experience.
When the balls touch the table, a rippling effect reveals a piece of an image.
When a player shoots the ball, the table erupts into a wave of image pieces that make for
a beautiful sight.
The Obscura CueLight has added a new element to interactive gaming which keeps you playing
and grabs the attention of others.
While we're on the topic of pool tables for around $8000 you can get this Combination
Pool and Dining Table from Fusion Tables.
The Fusion Table certainly is, as they claim, a new dimension in dining.
And it's a great idea!
I mean once dinner is over, you can take away the dishes, slide back the tabletop and voila:
a pool table awaits.
With this clever use of space - you can have a pool table in a smaller living space without
giving up the dining room.
Number Six
Chaotic Moon Studios Pizza Hut Interactive touch table could be coming to a restaurant
near you!
Ordering pizza is a routine experience.
Sure, some pizza players have spiced things up a little, allowing you to visualize and
monitor more of the pizza-getting process–--think Domino’s Pizza Tracker.
But the innovation that we didn’t know we needed–-touch-screen interactivity-–has
been sorely lacking.
Until now.
To increase customer participation, Pizza Hut has conceived of an interactive display
that would let diners craft a digital version of their pizza on the restaurant table.
The touch table would likely prevent much of the family in-fighting that occurs when
large groups dine together.
“It makes sure little Billy, Uncle Jim, and grandma gets their food their way–and
have fun ordering too, taking the stress out of a sometimes complicated process,” says
CMS spokesman Chris Boyles.
And, down the road, can you imagine how touch tables could disrupt the dining experience
at KFC or Taco Bell?
Before you know it, customers will be designing their own Frito-packed tacos with Cool Ranch
Dorito shells, Oh, wait a minute…
Number Five
The Wingsys TA011
A new interactive, multi-touch Wingsys table from Portugal-based Famasete turns a piece
of living room furniture into an interactive kiosk.
Users can paint a picture, play games, listen to music, publish photos or even learn a new
language without leaving the sofa.
The table provides the opportunity to have thousands of applications through multi-touch
Wingsys software or just by combining the Windows Store with the new Windows 10 Microsoft
operating system.
The Wingsys TA011 includes a 43-inch Full HD tempered glass screen and an Intel Nuc
I3 computer.
The table comes in different wood stains, including high gloss ebony, natural oak, and
natural American walnut.
There are also two different lacquered finishes in black or white.
Wingsys also created model TA077K with young students in mind.
With a simple and versatile design, it is perfect for kindergartens and schools.
This is a great way for students to work together with new teaching tools, where knowledge is
achieved through sharing.
Number Four
The TeamMate Work Zone Interactive Table
Starting at $4,400 The WorksZone Interactive Table is a self-contained collaborative mobile
presentation solution designed to encourage hands-on participation for a wide range of
applications in business and education.
This table is purpose-built for Epson Ultra Short Throw projectors and offers a new easy
self-assembly design.
Once in place, the WorksZone Interactive Table can be set at a required height via the interactive
tables' electronic height adjustment.
The worktop can also be manually tilted at a required angle for ease of work from vertical
to horizontal.
Perfectly suited for use in classroom and meeting spaces, the WorksZone Interactive
is the ideal solution to inspire collaboration and interaction.
Number Three
Ideum's Colossus II
Completely redesigned, the Colossus II is an 86" 4K Ultra High Definition multitouch
table designed for demanding spaces, yet it's still large enough for up to eight people
to interact with it simultaneously.
The Colossus II comes with an Intel Quad-Core i7 computer system, 32GB of RAM, (2) 1TB hard
drives, a dedicated NVIDIA GTX 1080 graphics card and a screen that is impervious to light
interference.
This remarkable touch table is currently being used in some of the world’s busiest museums
including the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Washington DC.
Number Two
Also from Ideum, the Duet Multitouch Coffee Table.
We've seen plenty of multitouch tables from Ideum, but its latest effort adds full Ultra
High Definition resolution and upgraded internals.
It's also designed to recognize real-world objects, opening the door to interactive experiences
that could help out in professional settings.
Manufactured in the US, the table features an all-new design, with an aircraft-grade
aluminum build that hides a quad-core Intel Core i7 processor, alongside an unspecified
Nvidia discrete graphics card.
Running on Windows 10, the table has a 3,840 x 2,160 ***(I accidentally said 2660!)***
resolution across 55 inches.
Considering that we've seen smartphones with 4K screens at this point, the pixel density
here isn't going to be eye-popping, but it'll still be a big upgrade over 1080p smart tables.
As with other Duet-line products, the table is designed to allow up to four users to interact
with it at once, with screen tech from 3M that allows for 60 simultaneous touchpoints.
Topping off this list at number one we have The Euclideon Hologram Table.
Holograms have been in science fiction literature and media for decades, but the Euclideon Hologram
Table is designed as a piece of furniture that might bring the technology into the mainstream
market.
The table can be used by multiple users to create a holographic image that is achieved
by linking the table itself to the specialized glasses that users must wear.
This means that the technology would create a hyper-customized experience that could transform
capabilities for professionals.
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