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Ideum created a custom multitouch table with a one-of-a-kind finish that matches the style of Washington’s era. A powder coated brass finish was applied to the 55” display frame along with a hydro-dipped faux wood grain application to the base.
A new dedicated industrial design space for exhibit design and the continuing development of our line of multitouch tables and touch walls.
The all new Pro and Platform touch tables by Ideum. A pair of powerful 55" LED LCD HD multitouch tables that support up to 40 touch points. The Pro and the Platform are the world's thinnest multitouch screens, just 2 inches thin. Learn more at: ideum.com/multitouch
A view inside the 100" multitouch, multiuser exhibit table developed by Ideum for Adventure Science Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The table has two computers and projectors and a contiguous surface that allows several people to interact simultaneously with the same program. The table uses infrared LEDs and infrared cameras to track multiple points of input.
With a 100" surface and an 86" viewable area is it among one of the largest contiguous multitouch tables ever developed. The screen has a 16 x 5 ratio aspect and a 2304 x 800 pixel, high-resolution screen.
The exhibit explores the electromagnetic spectrum. The extended aspect ratio mimics the spectrum itself, from radio waves to gamma rays. Visitors can then move images across the table and see how they are imaged in each waveform.
The exhibit displays a variety of celestial and terrestrial images in a variety of wavelengths. For example, NASA images of the sun can be seen in all wavelengths. Common and iconic objects were photographed in a variety of wavelengths. For example, a birthday cake with lit candles, a toy robot, an alarm clock, and even a hand holding an iPhone are seen in visible, infrared, ultraviolet, and x-ray.
The haptic tempered glass and aluminum and steel construction make the table incredibly durable. Blue LED lighting makes the table stand out. It will be part of the Space Chase Gallery at the Adventure Science Center. This exhibit will be open to the public on November 7th. The table is based on Ideum's commercially available MT-50 multitouch table.
With a 100" surface and an 86" viewable area is it among one of the largest contiguous multitouch tables ever developed. The screen has a 16 x 5 ratio aspect and a 2304 x 800 pixel, high-resolution screen.
The exhibit explores the electromagnetic spectrum. The extended aspect ratio mimics the spectrum itself, from radio waves to gamma rays. Visitors can then move images across the table and see how they are imaged in each waveform.
The exhibit displays a variety of celestial and terrestrial images in a variety of wavelengths. For example, NASA images of the sun can be seen in all wavelengths. Common and iconic objects were photographed in a variety of wavelengths. For example, a birthday cake with lit candles, a toy robot, an alarm clock, and even a hand holding an iPhone are seen in visible, infrared, ultraviolet, and x-ray.
The haptic tempered glass and aluminum and steel construction make the table incredibly durable. Blue LED lighting makes the table stand out. It will be part of the Space Chase Gallery at the Adventure Science Center. This exhibit will be open to the public on November 7th. The table is based on Ideum's commercially available MT-50 multitouch table. The software was built in Adobe Flash using the Gestureworks multitouch SDK and framework for Flash.
A new dedicated industrial design space for exhibit design and the continuing development of our line of multitouch tables and touch walls.
A FLIR One camera was used to capture this thermal image of a cup of hot coffee.
For the exhibit, we developed custom software which allows visitors to view both terrestrial and celestial objects across different wavelengths. The exhibit runs on an Ideum 100” dual 4K UHD Pano multitouch table. All of the content was developed specifically for the application. Ideum conducted a multispectral photo shoot for terrestrial objects and helped collect the latest celestial images. We worked with Science World in Vancouver to find appropriate images for the exhibit and collaborated on the content and text descriptions.
The 8K EM spectrum imaging exhibit will debut in the Eureka! Gallery at Science World at Telus World of Science in Vancouver in late February 2015. You can learn more about the Pano 100” multitouch table or the EM Spectrum exhibit on the Ideum website.
Ideum's Pro multitouch table can be custom configured to include three removable hard drives for a total of 6 terabytes of secure storage. A secondary DRW or Blue-ray writer can also be added. The amp, UPS, and Yahama speakers come standard. Note the secure bracing of the computer and all of peripherals.
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We designed and manufactured four of these ultimate collaborative conference tables for our client in Chicago, IL. The quilted maple table features three embedded multitouch displays and several ports to connect peripheral devices.
Two 43” 4K Ultra HD multitouch displays and one 65” are embedded in the conference table top. Our Inline series displays are designed specifically to fit into the furniture and cabinetry.
The Inline displays use LG commercial 4K displays and 3M touch technology. Each display has its own custom PC, and there is also a BrightSign player that contains an introductory video. A Crestron panel and system allows those around the table to automatically switch the source from the table to display it on 3 x 3 video wall.
Throughout the experience, visitors to the JCB Lounge will have opportunities to access information about the wine they are drinking.
Ideum has collaborated with JCB to create an entirely new wine tasting experience for their Napa Valley tasting lounge. Guests gather around a custom Ideum Platform 55 multitouch table with a gold top and black crocodile-skin base. Then they are guided through a 45-minute tasting experience in which they can explore the inspiration for and information about the wines they taste. The table interacts directly with the wine glasses, which have conductive 3D-printed bases made by our partners at Graphene 3D.
Ideum collaborated with the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) to create a new application to orient visitors to their facilities. Up to 4 users access their own personal viewing windows that change size to make the best use of screen space. Windows, images, and videos resize dynamically throughout the interaction to optimize the experience for the current number of users.
The application will be displayed on an Ideum Platform 55 multitouch table with a 4K UHD display and projected capacitive touch.
In the application, visitors will learn about SLAC’s work onsite and around the world. The important research conducted at SLAC facilities is highlighted in stories, images, and videos.
Ideum designed and developed this application. To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services, visit our website.
Our industrial design and hardware teams recently built this custom 84" drafting table that will be used to display murals for a traveling museum exhibition. To learn more about our custom hardware, check out our blog.
During our recent visit to Minneapolis for the Museum Computer Network conference, Ideum visited one of our applications out in the wild.
We collaborated with Minnesota Historical Society on this interactive, part of the Suburbia exhibit at the Minnesota History Center. The interactive shares aerial photographs that show the changing landscape of the Twin Cities suburbs over the years. You can read more about it on our blog.
The interactive runs on an Ideum Presenter 75 in a custom base designed and built by the Minnesota Historical Society.
To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services projects, please visit our website.
Visitors at Adventure Science Center in Nashville, TN interact with the Electromagnetic Spectrum Exhibit in the Sky and Space Gallery.
A view of the 100" multitouch, multiuser exhibit table developed by Ideum for Adventure Science Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The table has two computers and projects and a contiguous surface that allows several people to interact simultaneously with the same program.
With a 100" surface and an 86" viewable area is it among one of the largest contiguous multitouch tables ever developed. The screen has a 16 x 5 ratio aspect and a 2304 x 800 pixel, high-resolution screen.
The exhibit explores the electromagnetic spectrum. The extended aspect ratio mimics the spectrum itself, from radio waves to gamma rays. Visitors can then move images across the table and see how they are imaged in each waveform.
The exhibit displays a variety of celestial and terrestrial images in a variety of wavelengths. For example, NASA images of the sun can be seen in all wavelengths. Common and iconic objects were photographed in a variety of wavelengths. For example, a birthday cake with lit candles, a toy robot, an alarm clock, and even a hand holding an iPhone are seen in visible, infrared, ultraviolet, and x-ray.
The haptic tempered glass and aluminum and steel construction make the table incredibly durable. Blue LED lighting makes the table stand out. It will be part of the Space Chase Gallery at the Adventure Science Center. The table is based on Ideum's commercially available MT-50 multitouch table. The software was developed with Gestureworks framework for Adobe Flash.
Ideum sponsored Big Brothers and Big Sisters' Discovery Festival event in Albuquerque on November 13-14, 2015. Discovery Festival is an initiative focused on acquainting youth with STEM professions. Ideum not only sponsored the event, but our staff brought many of our interactives to share with the participants.
The Collection Viewer allows for omni-directional interaction. A small group of people can interact simultaneously, approaching the table from any direction. Media objects appear on in different places and orientations on the table randomly and will disappear if they are not interacted with. The exhibit is ever changing and never appears the same way twice, making the exhibit new and engaging on each visit.
CollectionViewer is a multitouch-enabled image and video application that includes collection information such as description, titles, copyright, and author information.
This application was built with the GestureWorks multitouch Flash Framework. The application was developed by Ideum. To learn more about this exhibit please visit our portfolio.
The custom application encourages interaction and participation. Here staff and volunteers explore the tangible user interface. At the Planes of Fame Air Museum's annual fundraising event in Chino, California. Learn more at: ideum.com/portfolio/planes-of-fame
During our recent visit to Minneapolis for the Museum Computer Network conference, Ideum visited one of our applications out in the wild.
We collaborated with Minnesota Historical Society on this interactive, part of the Suburbia exhibit at the Minnesota History Center. The interactive shares aerial photographs that show the changing landscape of the Twin Cities suburbs over the years. You can read more about it on our blog.
The interactive runs on an Ideum Presenter 75 in a custom base designed and built by the Minnesota Historical Society.
To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services projects, please visit our website.
The experience designed by Ideum and JCB is intended for groups of people to enjoy together. The group stays tasting at the same guided pace.
Ideum has collaborated with JCB to create an entirely new wine tasting experience for their Napa Valley tasting lounge. Guests gather around a custom Ideum Platform 55 multitouch table with a gold top and black crocodile-skin base. Then they are guided through a 45-minute tasting experience in which they can explore the inspiration for and information about the wines they taste. The table interacts directly with the wine glasses, which have conductive 3D-printed bases.
During our recent visit to Minneapolis for the Museum Computer Network conference, Ideum visited one of our applications out in the wild.
We collaborated with Minnesota Historical Society on this interactive, part of the Suburbia exhibit at the Minnesota History Center. The interactive shares aerial photographs that show the changing landscape of the Twin Cities suburbs over the years. You can read more about it on our blog.
The interactive runs on an Ideum Presenter 75 in a custom base designed and built by the Minnesota Historical Society.
To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services projects, please visit our website.
Ideum's Inline Series allows our state-of-the-art multitouch displays to be embedded in functional furniture or custom wall mounts. All Ideum display models from 34" to our massive 86" Colossus are available in this seamless and elegant form factor.
The Ideum 43" Platform Multitouch Table is an all-in-one high-performance interactive table with 3M™ touch technology and an LG commercial 4K Ultra High Definition display. The case and chassis is all aluminum and designed and built in the USA. Learn more at: ideum.com/products/touch-tables/platform
A view of the MT-50 multitouch table at California Science Center in Los Angeles. The custom application explores the geography and geology of the LA Basin. The multitouch software is a Google Map Mashup with Flickr photos. The application supports KML layers showing fire prone areas, earthquake faults, water supplies and more. The application was built using the GestureWorks multitouch framework for Adobe Flash.
This touch table is part of the LA Zone exhibition at the California Science Center.
Ideum worked closely with the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art in Washington, D.C. to design and develop a compelling introduction to the Museum’s collection. This multiuser interactive application allows visitors to access over 200 works from the museums collection.
This is Ideum’s fifth collaboration with a Smithsonian museum: we also been fortunate to work with the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, the National Museum of the American Indian, the National Air and Space Museum, and the National Portrait Gallery.
You can learn more about our work at: ideum.com/portfolio
A FLIR One camera was used to capture this thermal image of a game controller. The red areas show where human hands warmed the controller.
For the exhibit, we developed custom software which allows visitors to view both terrestrial and celestial objects across different wavelengths. The exhibit runs on an Ideum 100” dual 4K UHD Pano multitouch table. All of the content was developed specifically for the application. Ideum conducted a multispectral photo shoot for terrestrial objects and helped collect the latest celestial images. We worked with Science World in Vancouver to find appropriate images for the exhibit and collaborated on the content and text descriptions.
The 8K EM spectrum imaging exhibit will debut in the Eureka! Gallery at Science World at Telus World of Science in Vancouver in late February 2015. You can learn more about the Pano 100” multitouch table or the EM Spectrum exhibit on the Ideum website.
Ideum has developed several variations of a gesture-based audio accessibility layer for our multitouch table and touch wall exhibits. All modes allow visitors to use taps and gestures to activate narration and explore content and to personalize narration speed and volume. In Dual-User Mode, one user controls the accessibility layer (at left), while another visitor explores separate content in standard mode.
Ideum recently exhibited at the Museum Computer Network conference in Minneapolis. We demonstrated our Presenter 42 touch wall and Pro 55 multitouch table.
We also shared applications we worked on with Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, and the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.
Ideum CEO and Creative Director Jim Spadaccini also gave a presentation with Dan Davis of Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian about the Inka Road project.
Lockable access which provides single-touch power on, USB connections, and an HDMI connection. The new Ideum multitouch coffee table will be available later in 2018.
An all-in-one high-performance interactive table with 3M™ touch technolgy and an LG commercial 4K Ultra High Definition display. The case and chassis is all aluminum and designed and built in the USA. The Table has an integrated computer with Intel processor and NVDIA 1070 or 1080GTX graphics card. It is perfect for public spaces or for collaborative environments. Learn more at: ideum.com/products/touch-tables/drafting
Launched in November 2018, Platform II presents a clear departure from its previous version in terms of design. The new model features a cast and aluminum extrusion base designed for both dependability and durability, making it an ideal touch table for public spaces. ideum.com/products/touch-tables/platform
The Can It Kill You? application lets you explore various pathogens, including their potentially deadly effects on humans. Built with Tangible Engine Media Creator, which makes it easy to create engaging object-recognition applications without coding. Learn more at: ideum.com/portfolio/can-it-kill-you
Accessibility expert Sina Bahram, founder of Prime Access Consulting, workshops with Ideum staff. Sina joined us to discuss approaches for maximizing accessibility of touch table exhibits and brainstorm ways of bringing inclusive design principles to the next generation of digital experiences.
Learn more about Ideum at: www.ideum.com and Sina Barham at Prime Access Consulting: pac.bz/
Now available in a sleek new design, the Ideum Platform mulitouch table comes with either a 43", 49", 55", or 65" 4K Ultra HD dis-play. The cast steel base provides a remarkably stable platform for the table top, and the new aluminum chassis has key access to the fully integrated computer system. ideum.com/products/touch-tables/platform
Visitors at Adventure Science Center interact with the Electromagnetic Spectrum Exhibit.
A view of the 100" multitouch, multiuser exhibit table developed by Ideum for Adventure Science Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The table has two computers and projects and a contiguous surface that allows several people to interact simultaneously with the same program.
With a 100" surface and an 86" viewable area is it among one of the largest contiguous multitouch tables ever developed. The screen has a 16 x 5 ratio aspect and a 2304 x 800 pixel, high-resolution screen.
The exhibit explores the electromagnetic spectrum. The extended aspect ratio mimics the spectrum itself, from radio waves to gamma rays. Visitors can then move images across the table and see how they are imaged in each waveform.
The exhibit displays a variety of celestial and terrestrial images in a variety of wavelengths. For example, NASA images of the sun can be seen in all wavelengths. Common and iconic objects were photographed in a variety of wavelengths. For example, a birthday cake with lit candles, a toy robot, an alarm clock, and even a hand holding an iPhone are seen in visible, infrared, ultraviolet, and x-ray.
The haptic tempered glass and aluminum and steel construction make the table incredibly durable. Blue LED lighting makes the table stand out. It will be part of the Space Chase Gallery at the Adventure Science Center. This exhibit will be open to the public on November 7th. The table is based on Ideum's commercially available MT-50 multitouch table.
The classic Ideum multitouch Drafting Table is now available with a new display size - 49" on the diagonal. The 49" display has 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) resolution and the latest projected capacitive touch technology from 3M.
The 46" 3M Multi-Touch Display, featuring 3M Projected Capacitive Technology, has been fully integrated within an Ideum Platform multi-touch table chassis. The table supports 60 simultaneous touch points at an ultra fast 12ms response rate. It is fully-integrated and has a single-push button control. The Platform has i7 a quad-core processor, 16 GB ram, and an SSD drive. It has full connectivity including built in RFID. It can run Windows 7 or 8.
A custom hydro dipped Ideum 55" Platform multitouch table. The table was developed for an important historical site on the east coast. You can learn more about the Platform multitouch table here: ideum.com/products/multitouch/platform/
Visitors to The Getty check out the custom, white multitouch table exhibit. The Getty develped a custom mapping application showing cultural sites in and around LA. The application was developed in Adobe Flash with GestureWorks software. The exhibit software runs on an Ideum MT-50 Multitouch Table.
There's more about this exhibit on The Getty's Iris blog see, Exploring Los Angeles on a Multitouch Table.
Meet the Platform 46 and Platform 46 Coffee Table. Combining Ideum’s design and build-quality with a 3M high-performance multitouch display, it's the latest in multitouch table technology.
Learn more and watch the launch videos at www.ideum.com/redefined.
All Ideum multitouch displays from 34" to the massive 86" Colossus are available in the Inline Series, which allows our touch tables to be integrated into custom furniture or wall mounts.
This ATA case holds a 65" Presenter multitouch table and a PreStop electric lift, with a side panel that makes loading and unloading easier than ever.
Take advantage of all the new features (and awesome games like Minecraft) available with Android 4.4 KitKat on our 46" multitouch coffee table. Learn more at ideum.com/coffee-tables/
A customized steampunk-styled MT55 Pro featuring a woodgrain pattern and a 19th century-inspired speaker grille. Part of the Union Pacific building communities exhibition at the Union Pacific Railroad Museum in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Ideum Platform 46 integrated multitouch coffee table with a ultra-fast and precise 3M display brings everyone on board for a gaming experience that is truly social.
Learn more and watch the launch videos at www.ideum.com/redefined.
With multiple upgrade options to choose from, the Pro touch table can be customized for any setting.
One of the most exciting aspects of multitouch technology is that it can allow multiple visitors to interact simultaneously. Using Ideum's own CollectionViewer, Ideum created an application that allows multiple users to view connections between seemingly disparate media objects. These connections extend to the visitors, who may find the object they’re viewing connected to an object controlled by a stranger across the table, leading to social interactions as well as virtual ones.
CollectionViewer is a multitouch-enabled image and video application that includes collection information such as description, titles, copyright, and author information. Ideum worked closely with the Vancouver Aquarium to extend this application by developing a "relationship engine.” It effectively adds a visual "tether" line between media objects. For Vancouver Aquarium, this feature allows visitors to see connections between seemingly unrelated media objects. For example, satellite animations showing receding ice are connected to images of the wildlife affected.
The Collection Viewer allows for omni-directional interaction. A small group of people can interact simultaneously, approaching the table from any direction. Media objects appear on in different places and orientations on the table randomly and will disappear if they are not interacted with. The exhibit is ever changing and never appears the same way twice, making the exhibit new and engaging on each visit. This exhibit is part of Vancouver Aquarium's Canada's Arctic - In the Grip of Change exhibition.
This application was built with the GestureWorks multitouch Flash Framework.
This multitouch, multiuser application was exhibit was developed by Ideum with the Vancouver Aquarium. To learn more about this exhibit please visit our portfolio.
This photograph courtesy of the Vancouver Aquarium ©2010.
Ideum worked with the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian to create the Cusco Experience, a 3D model of the Inka capital c.1531 packed with image galleries, videos, flythrough tours, detailed 3D scans, and 360-degree panoramic VR images (which were captured by Ideum). The experience is displayed on an 84" Ideum Colossus multitouch table. The Cusco Experience is part of The Great Inka Road: Engineering an Empire exhibition. To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services, please visit our website. You can learn more about The Great Inka Road: Engineering an Empire exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian: www.nmai.si.edu/press/kits/inka-road
Raise a glass to an innovative and refreshing approach to application development! Ideum's new Tangible Engine Media Creator makes it easy for designers with little or no programming experience to create nuanced and engaging mixed-reality applications using our proprietary object-recognition software.
When it's released this fall, the Media Creator will include New Mexico Beer Flight, a demo program illustrating creative options for building menus and windows and linking onscreen content with handheld objects. Placing glasses equipped with fiducial markers on the touch table calls up a fanciful history of New Mexico beers and ales, plus information on taste, ingredients, brewing processes, and food pairings. Having created a Tangible Engine-based wine tasting for JCB wines and a coffee tasting for Starbucks, a beer tasting seemed the perfect way to highlight the flexibility of the Media Creator. Programming has never been this straightforward, intuitive… or tasty!