Museums & Theme Parks
Touch tables, walls and exhibits that hold up to crowds every day and fit inside the casework your exhibit designer draws.
Groups at one exhibit
Up to 100 touch points so families and school groups can use a table together.
Fits the exhibit
Table engines drop into custom tables and casework, with custom colors, finishes and logos.
Stands up to the public
Safety glass, spill-proofing and metal housings.
Accessible
Height- and tilt-adjustable tables for ADA compliance.
Projects
Project · Nashville, TN
National Museum of African American Music
A long, multi-display touch table where groups of visitors explore the history of American music together.
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Project · New Orleans, LA
Sazerac House
A touch bar, a touch wall and touch tables built into the exhibits of a New Orleans cocktail museum.
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Project · Boston, MA
The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Large touch tables in the library's marble atrium, part of the How Do You See the World? experience at Christian Science Plaza.
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Project · Las Vegas, NV
The Mob Museum
An eight-display touch wall and a forensic touch table at the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement.
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What is a touch table engine?
The working core of a touch table: display, multitouch surface, cooling and structure. Exhibit fabricators build it into their own table or casework.
Can CyberTouch work with our exhibit designer?
Yes. CyberTouch partners with architects, designers and integrators, and designs and builds every system to order.