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The powerful Ideum Pro multitouch 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.
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The Duet Multitouch Coffee Table by Ideum is the world’s first coffee table with dual-boot Android and Windows 8 systems.
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Ideum demonstrated our new 65" 4K projected-capacitive multitouch table as well as a Presenter 42 in our booth at MW 2016. We also showed museum projects we partnered on with Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Minnesota Historical Society, Science World Vancouver, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
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 is adding an additional 5,000 square feet of production space. This new addition will allow us to expand the production of our popular 55" Multitouch Tables and Touch Walls. Ours displays are the only ones available in 4K UHD with 3M projected capacitive touch technology. The new space will come on line in February and coincide with the release of a new 65" 3M display that will be available through our entire touch table product line. You can learn more at: ideum.com/touch-tables/
Ideum is collaborating with the Institute of American Indian Art and the Museum of Contemporary Native Art on an interactive exhibit. The interactive will feature two applications, one textile collection viewer and one textile creator.
The textile collection viewer features printed textiles created by IAIA students during the 1960’s and 1970’s under Lloyd Kiva New’s artistic direction.
The textile creator takes elements of these textile designs and allows users to digitally experience the printmaking process via the touchscreen and a projection wall.
The exhibit opened to the public in January 2016. To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services, please visit our website.
Ideum is collaborating with the Institute of American Indian Art and the Museum of Contemporary Native Art on an interactive exhibit. The interactive will feature two applications, one textile collection viewer and one textile creator.
The textile collection viewer features printed textiles created by IAIA students during the 1960’s and 1970’s under Lloyd Kiva New’s artistic direction.
The textile creator takes elements of these textile designs and allows users to digitally experience the printmaking process via the touchscreen and a projection wall.
The exhibit opened to the public in January 2016. To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services, please visit our website.
LED ground effects on this hardened and integrated 55" multitouch table.
Learn more at www.ideum.com/products/multitouch/
Built for demanding environments, the MT55 Pro is a 55” LED LCD based multiuser, multitouch table, with 32 touch points, full HD resolution, integrated Bose audio and battery back-up.
Learn more at www.ideum.com/products/multitouch/
The MT55 Platform multitouch table houses a powerful computer and a 55-inch interactive LCD display that responds to 32 touch-points, inside a rugged aluminum body.
Learn more on the Ideum website.
The MT55 Platform multitouch table houses a powerful computer and a 55-inch interactive LCD display that responds to 32 touch-points, inside a rugged aluminum body.
Learn more on the Ideum website.
A close-up of Ideum's 100" multitouch table. Visitors interact with celestial and terrestrial objects and can view them in various wavelengths. Here an image is seen in infrared and visible light. Ideum developed this large-scale multitouch exhibit for the Adventure Science Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The table is based on Ideum's commercially available MT-50 multitouch table. Photo by Chad Person.
Here, a user sees their completed space station module at one of six available stations in the Design It! application, designed and developed by Ideum for the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. The Design It! application runs on an Ideum 84" Colossus multitouch table.
Ideum has been working with the National Air and Space Museum to create the application, which invites visitors to design modules for a theoretical space station. Visitors choose from among modules focused on the crew, scientific research, or space station maintenance, and then must decide what features should go into the module - all while staying within budget. After a visitor has built a module, it is added to a 3D model of the station in the center of the table. Visitors also have the option to email themselves a copy of the station with their own module, and additional information, included.
To learn more about the 84" Colossus multitouch table and other Ideum hardware, please visit our multitouch tables page. For information about other software products Ideum has developed, visit our Creative Services page.
Ideum develops custom hardware for our clients. We have sold our multitouch tables in dozens of colors. This 46" drafting-style table uses a 3M multitouch display and has an integrated i7 computer with a full-sized graphics card.
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Ideum demonstrated our new 65" 4K projected-capacitive multitouch table as well as a Presenter 42 in our booth at MW 2016. We also showed museum projects we partnered on with Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Minnesota Historical Society, Science World Vancouver, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
Our 55" multitouch tables have stunning 4K UHD displays, the latest projected capacitive touch technology, 50+ touch points, and are available in three different form factors. Learn more at ideum.com/
Ideum is collaborating with the Institute of American Indian Art and the Museum of Contemporary Native Art on an interactive exhibit. The interactive will feature two applications, one textile collection viewer and one textile creator.
The textile collection viewer features printed textiles created by IAIA students during the 1960’s and 1970’s under Lloyd Kiva New’s artistic direction.
The textile creator takes elements of these textile designs and allows users to digitally experience the printmaking process via the touchscreen and a projection wall.
The exhibit opened to the public in January 2016. To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services, please visit our website.
Ideum has just released the new 55” Ultra High Definition (UHD) 4K version of its iconic multitouch coffee table. This new model is the first to incorporate 3M™ projected-capacitive touch technology in a 55” coffee table display. The new 55” multitouch display is bezel-free, impervious to interference from light, and has greater fidelity and responsiveness than displays using other touch technologies.
The Ideum Duet 55 is a fully integrated multitouch coffee table equipped with a powerful integrated Intel® Core™ i7 quad core computer and single push-button power. It comes standard with Windows 10, and support for Android will be available later in 2016. The Duet has been available for years with 42” and 46” displays; it has just now been made available with an expansive 55” UHD 4K display. To learn more visit Ideum's website.
Ideum demonstrated our new 65" 4K projected-capacitive multitouch table as well as a Presenter 42 in our booth at MW 2016. We also showed museum projects we partnered on with Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Minnesota Historical Society, Science World Vancouver, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
Andy works on 3D printing clips to allow different sized wine glasses to fit into conductive bases. This is just one piece of Ideum's work in surface tangibles, in which physical objects placed on one of our multitouch tables can trigger content specific to that object.
To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services projects, visit our website.
A surface shot of a Yahoo! Maps and Flickr mashup built for a multitouch table exhibit. The exhibit opens in early March at Vulcan Park and Museum in Birmingham, Alabama. The images can be resized and rotated with gestures. The "orb" controller changes the map view and can be positioned and orientated anywhere on the map. You can learn more about this multitouch mapping application on our portfolio site.
There is more about the multitouch table and the project on the Ideum website. You might also be interested in our Multi-Touch directory and aggregator site, Multitouch Blogs .
A view of the drafting table version of the MT-50 multitouch table. This is used for more "directional" applications including single-user apps. The table is based on Ideum's commercially available MT-50 multitouch table. Photo by Chad Person.
The MT55 Platform multitouch table houses a powerful computer and a 55-inch interactive LCD display that responds to 32 touch-points, inside a rugged aluminum body.
Learn more on the Ideum website.
With the ability to connect to a massive collection of apps and hardware, the Duet can become the center of your home and entertainment system. Connect with your smart home appliances and control your house from the comfort of the couch.
Learn more at: touchcoffeetable.com
Here, a user adds a customization to their space station module at one of six available stations in the Design It! application, designed and developed by Ideum for the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. The Design It! application runs on an Ideum 84" Colossus multitouch table.
Ideum has been working with the National Air and Space Museum to create the application, which invites visitors to design modules for a theoretical space station. Visitors choose from among modules focused on the crew, scientific research, or space station maintenance, and then must decide what features should go into the module - all while staying within budget. After a visitor has built a module, it is added to a 3D model of the station in the center of the table. Visitors also have the option to email themselves a copy of the station with their own module, and additional information, included.
To learn more about the 84" Colossus multitouch table and other Ideum hardware, please visit our multitouch tables page. For information about other software products Ideum has developed, visit our Creative Services page.
Ideum has just released the new 55” Ultra High Definition (UHD) 4K version of its iconic multitouch coffee table. This new model is the first to incorporate 3M™ projected-capacitive touch technology in a 55” coffee table display. The new 55” multitouch display is bezel-free, impervious to interference from light, and has greater fidelity and responsiveness than displays using other touch technologies.
The Ideum Duet 55 is a fully integrated multitouch coffee table equipped with a powerful integrated Intel® Core™ i7 quad core computer and single push-button power. It comes standard with Windows 10, and support for Android will be available later in 2016. The Duet has been available for years with 42” and 46” displays; it has just now been made available with an expansive 55” UHD 4K display. To learn more visit Ideum's website.
Ideum has a brand new epoxy floor in the prototyping lab! Our team develops new prototypes and custom multitouch hardware in this space. Visit our website to learn more about Ideum's multitouch tables and multitouch walls.
Ideum has provided several multitouch tables and touch walls to The Field Museum in Chicago. Most take the form of custom reading rails, but we have also supplied them with some of our standard Presenter touch walls. Executive Producer John-Mark recently got the chance to visit and snap a few photos. Visit our website to learn more about Ideum multitouch tables and touch walls.
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.
The table comes complete with WIFI, Bluetooth, and Ethernet capability. It also has multiple HDMI outputs to allow you to easily mirror the table’s display or connect another device.
Convenient, but secure ports: CAT5, HDMI, USB 2.0 and even an eSATA are available on both the side on bottom the table.
Learn more at www.ideum.com/products/multitouch/
Built for demanding environments, the MT55 Pro is a 55” LED LCD based multiuser, multitouch table, with 32 touch points, full HD resolution, integrated Bose audio and battery back-up.
Learn more at www.ideum.com/products/multitouch/
Ideum’s MT55 multitouch tables are truly ruggedized for public display; so much so that the Ideum MT55 can withstand the impact of a bowling ball dropped on to its glass surface from a height of 18 inches.
Watch the full video of the test on our Vimeo page.
Learn more about the MT55 Platform at our products page.
The Ideum booth at the American Association of Museums annual conference.
We showed a number of custom exhibits that we developed with GestureWorks software. We also showed the clear paneled MT-50 Multitouch Table.
Ideum demonstrated our new 65" 4K projected-capacitive multitouch table as well as a Presenter 42 in our booth at MW 2016. We also showed museum projects we partnered on with Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Minnesota Historical Society, Science World Vancouver, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
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.
Tangible Engine is a new visualizer, configurator, and software development kit that allows developers to easily connect real-world objects to applications running on Ideum multitouch tables. Tangible Engine also comes with a starter kit of object markers and instructions for 3D printing them. Tangible Engine works with Ideum multitouch tables that use 3M touch technology, including the 55" and 65" Platform and Pro.
To learn more please visit our website.
Watch the full installation of the MT55 Platform multi-touch table (from crate to use) in one-minute sixteen seconds. It doesn’t get much easier than that.
For pricing, specifications and more information on the MT55 Platform visit the product page.
Here, a user adds a customization to their space station module at one of six available stations in the Design It! application, designed and developed by Ideum for the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. The Design It! application runs on an Ideum 84" Colossus multitouch table.
Ideum has been working with the National Air and Space Museum to create the application, which invites visitors to design modules for a theoretical space station. Visitors choose from among modules focused on the crew, scientific research, or space station maintenance, and then must decide what features should go into the module - all while staying within budget. After a visitor has built a module, it is added to a 3D model of the station in the center of the table. Visitors also have the option to email themselves a copy of the station with their own module, and additional information, included.
To learn more about the 84" Colossus multitouch table and other Ideum hardware, please visit our multitouch tables page. For information about other software products Ideum has developed, visit our Creative Services page.
The Duet uses Projected Capacitive touch technology, which is known for its precision, reliability, and clarity. The surface of the Duet 42" model is just 2 ½” inches thin and it uses a commercial-grade HD display.
Learn more at: touchcoffeetable.com
The first-ever multitouch table with dual-boot Windows 8 and Android systems has finally arrived. The Duet redefines computing for the home and public spaces.
Learn more at: touchcoffeetable.com
Ideum has a brand new epoxy floor in the prototyping lab! Our team develops new prototypes and custom multitouch hardware in this space. Visit our website to learn more about Ideum's multitouch tables and multitouch walls.
Ideum’s MT55 multitouch tables are truly ruggedized for public display; so much so that the Ideum MT55 can withstand the impact of a bowling ball dropped on to its glass surface from a height of 18 inches.
Watch the full video of the test on our Vimeo page.
Learn more about the MT55 Platform at our products page.
A multitouch, multiuser Flickr and Yahoo! Maps mashup. Visitors can select images from the map, resize and reposition them and retrieve titles and descriptions. They can interact with the map using a floating navigational "orb." The table has 50" surface. The photograph is from an installation at the Don Harrington Discovery Center in Amarillo, Texas.
You can learn about this multitouch mapping application and the multitouch table on the Ideum website.
Ideum demonstrated our new 65" 4K projected-capacitive multitouch table as well as a Presenter 42 in our booth at MW 2016. We also showed museum projects we partnered on with Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Minnesota Historical Society, Science World Vancouver, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
We were moving out the the MT2 Multitouch Table from our exhibit at the Museums and the Web conference, when we came across a Microsoft Surface. Our table has a 50" (diagonal) screen and stands 31" tall.
The full installation of the MT55 Platform multi-touch table (from crate to use) takes only one-minute and sixteen seconds. It doesn’t get much easier than that.
Learn more in this tour of the MT55 Platform on our Vimeo page.
Ideum demonstrated our new 65" 4K projected-capacitive multitouch table as well as a Presenter 42 in our booth at MW 2016. We also showed museum projects we partnered on with Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Minnesota Historical Society, Science World Vancouver, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
Here, a user selects a space station module type at one of six available stations in the Design It! application, designed and developed by Ideum for the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. The Design It! application runs on an Ideum 84" Colossus multitouch table.
Ideum has been working with the National Air and Space Museum to create the application, which invites visitors to design modules for a theoretical space station. Visitors choose from among modules focused on the crew, scientific research, or space station maintenance, and then must decide what features should go into the module - all while staying within budget. After a visitor has built a module, it is added to a 3D model of the station in the center of the table. Visitors also have the option to email themselves a copy of the station with their own module, and additional information, included.
To learn more about the 84" Colossus multitouch table and other Ideum hardware, please visit our multitouch tables page. For information about other software products Ideum has developed, visit our Creative Services page.
Take a look under the hood of the high-resolution MT-50 multi-touch table. Built specifically for museums and other high traffic public environments, the MT-50 touch table now supports 60 points of input, making it a true multiuser exhibit platform. The MT-50 is built with the highest quality components and with a 50" high resolution display is bigger and has more resolution than Microsoft Surface. You can learn more about the MT-50 multitouch table on the Ideum website.
Tangible Engine is a new visualizer, configurator, and software development kit that allows developers to easily connect real-world objects to applications running on Ideum multitouch tables. Tangible Engine also comes with a starter kit of object markers and instructions for 3D printing them. Tangible Engine works with Ideum multitouch tables that use 3M touch technology, including the 55" and 65" Platform and Pro.
To learn more please visit our website.