Austria, 2001/2, laser-cut aluminium, thermally moulded acrylic glass, colour-changing Zumtobel LED light, 40” interactive rear projection (dual-touch), rotatable by 360 degrees, interaction via custom-made sensor hardware with a scanning accuracy of 8/8 mm, optimised for manual operation; direct connection to Microsoft system device ensuring any type of Windows application; driver for Windows Operating Systems; High End Graphic Workstation, stereo sound system, different Demo Software-Applications are available; custom made applications on demand, diameter 122 cm, height 110 cm, weight 120 kg. (DRAX)

A unique specimen. One of the first light tables functioning with RGB light. With original configuration. Technology upgrade to most recent standards is possible upon request.

In 2002 awarded the Corporate Media Award of the State of Bavaria

Lit.: M. Fox, M. Cemp, Interactive Architecture, Princeton Architectural Press 2006

Exhibited: Future Design Days, Stockholm 2002 – Zumtobel Lichtforum, Vienna and Lemgo, 2004 – IDZ (International Design Center) Berlin, September 2006

“iPoint, one of the first designed interactive iTables, is so seductive because of its unlimited communication possibilities and its intriguing design. Not only is it ideally suitable for trade fairs and sales presentations and exhibitions and museums, but also as information and orientation systems.

iPoint encourages discussion: different from conventional lecture and presentation infrastructure, it will provide you with a relaxed atmosphere in which you are surrounded by people and can talk with them. Verbal exchange is facilitated, as participants will be able to clearly and effectively express their thoughts on the display with their fingers.

Thanks to intuitive navigation and large-screen visualisation via rear projection, the prize-winning iPoint serves as unique information and interaction furniture.

Depending on how many fingers and persons will use the interactive table, different interaction technologies will be employed, such as dual touch or multi touch. The respective application will define the best solution.” (Oliver Irschitz)

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