IDEUM MULTITOUCH TABLE PRICE PLUS

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IDEUM MULTITOUCH TABLE PRICE PLUS

Let us know with your own comment what alternative parts might cut the cost, and watch the video overview of the table below, plus a video demonstration of its durability. The estimated price tag mentioned in the comments is pretty steep: $12k-16k. The projector is an InFocus IN-1503, which has an impressively short projection throw ratio, and a final resolution of 1280×720.

The glass is a custom made, 10mm thick sheet with projection film on one side and is micro-etched to reduce reflections and increase the viewing angle to nearly 180 degrees. The costs start to pile up with the multiple row of high-intensity infrared LED strips, which can run $200 per roll. The computer specs seem comparable to a modern gaming rig, and rely on IEEE1394 inputs for the cameras. The frame consists of aluminum struts that crisscross through an all-steel body, which sits on casters for mobility. This is a good thing for… well, everyone! The company responsible for this beauty, Ideum, has discontinued the MT-50 model in favor of an LCD version, and has released the plans for the old model as part of the Open Exhibits initiative. Wander through a well-funded museum these days and you’re likely to find interactive exhibits scattered around, such as this sleek 50″ projection-based multitouch table.

Ideum multitouch table price