The Versatile World of Multi-Touch Tables
1. Education: Used for teaching, training, and learning, it can display interactive teaching materials, simulate experiments, and promote student collaboration.
2. Children’s Entertainment: In places like children’s parks, it serves as a children’s play area, offering educational and entertaining applications.
3. Business Displays: Utilized at exhibitions, events, or stores to showcase products, services, or information, attracting customers and providing interactive experiences.
4. Meetings and Collaboration: In meeting rooms, teams can share files, present data, brainstorm, and make decisions through touch tables.
5. Tourism and Culture: Found in museums, tourist centers, and similar locations, touch tables can provide guided tours, display cultural heritage, and offer interactive information.
6. Healthcare: Used in medical training, surgical planning, and medical education. Doctors can view patient data interactively. They are also used for medical imaging displays, surgical simulations, and patient education in hospitals or clinics, catering to individuals with limited mobility.
7. Dining/Entertainment: In restaurants or cafes, customers can use touch tables for ordering, entertainment, or interactive games.
8. Hotels and Inns: Used to provide guest information, travel guides, room booking services, and more.
9. Retail: In stores, they serve as virtual shelves, allowing customers to browse product information, compare prices, and place orders.
10. Art Creation: Artists can use multi-touch tables for digital art creation, painting, design, and creative experiments.
11. Business Exhibitions: Used to display products, services, or company information.
12. Tourist Guides: In museums, tourist spots, and similar places, enriching the visitor experience.
13. Research Displays: Utilized to showcase research achievements, simulate experiments, and visualize data.
14. Board Games: Electronic adaptation of tabletop games.
15. Othres: Libraries, Exhibition Halls, Museums, etc.
16. Digital Galleries: with an emphasis on gallery exhibitions.