For this project we had to create a touch device for the S.M.A.K. museum in Gent, Belgium. This could be anything from a tablet to a touch wall, I opted for a touchtable. 

After extensive research of what kind of device I should use/create, I came up with the idea of using a touchtable. One of the reasons was, quite simply, the fact that S.M.A.K. museum has an enormous entrance hall which is not filled at the moment. Having that in mind, I created a touchtable of 1m in width and 3.8m in length. By doing this, I made the table accessible for 10 people at the same time.

When the table is not being used, there is a selection of artworks displayed in the museum. By clicking on one, you can find a little information about that artwork like the artists name, when it was created and the name of the artwork.

As you can see I've opted for a simple and self-explaining lay-out so every person, every age can use this device. The colors give it a bright and modern touch while keeping the device itself minimal.

Below you can find a small self-running demo of what the table would look like when being used.