MULTI TOUCH

摘要

When the Smithsonian decided to upgrade their iconic touch table at the National Air & Space Museum in D.C., they were heavily motivated by the challenges of their existing (and ancient) projector-driven, optical system. Their once-miraculous cutting edge system was low-res and hard to maintain, and full of parts that had to be sourced on eBay. So says Jim Spadaccini, founder and principal at Ideum, a New Mexico-based company that has been creating technology-based interactive experiences throughout the world for 16 years. During that time, working with aquariums, science centers, history museums, art and cultural organizations as well as in public and corporate spaces, the design company has seen the technical options expand.