Features
- Ambient design, different wood applications available
- Scalable design from 46” up to 82” active touch area
- Table height from 710 mm up to 950 mm
- For presentation on exhibitions, entry halls and meeting rooms
- For home and office applications e.g. entertainment or brainstroming
- Multiple connectivity options e.g. HMDI, USB, Wifi, Bluetooth
- Multitouch up to 80 touch points
- Object recognition optional
- Contactless touchscreen technology availabe
- Force sensing touch e.g. for zoom applications available
- Robust, stable construction Made in Germany
- Front glass 6 mm anti-glare thermally toughened
- HP Pro Desk 400 Small Form Factor with Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM DDR 4 and Windows 10 Pro
The new touch table is technologically impressive on several levels. The PCAP technology used enables force sensing, object recognition and multi-touch with up to 80 touches. Optionally, the table can be equipped with contactless touchscreen technology, which makes operation absolutely hygienic. Due to its technological properties, the Wooden Touch Table is ideal for presentations at exhibitions, trade fairs, in entrance halls or meeting rooms, as well as for entertainment and office applications. The pre-installed operating system and the connectivity of the touch table via HDMI, USB, Wifi and Bluetooth make it easy and intuitive to use.
Scalable possibilities
The design of the Wooden Touch Table can be scaled customer-specifically and thus tailored to a wide variety of applications. The table is available with an active area between 46" and 82". Different table heights offered enable operation while sitting or standing. Optical adjustments, such as the wood of the solid table top, can also be freely selected by the customer.
A few other features of the table show that we have even thought of the last detail during development. For example, the table can be easily handled and moved freely through the room thanks to the carrying handles supplied. Cables for internet and power supply are hidden in a table leg.
Demonstration video