The Smart Object Recognition Table, also known as the AR Interactive Table or Mark Token Recognition Table, is an interactive touch table with object recognition capabilities. By placing specific object tokens on the recognition table, it can instantly display the information content on the tokens. Users can switch the displayed content by rotating the object tokens and perform operations such as clicking, dragging, zooming in, and zooming out. Its engaging interactivity makes it popular in various exhibition settings.

The Smart Object Recognition Table can be customized in size according to the venue and requirements, with commonly used sizes including 32 inches, 43 inches, and 55 inches. Larger devices can support more simultaneous users. In addition to diverse sizes, the recognition table comes in several design styles, often resembling a coffee table. This design not only enhances the table’s aesthetic appeal but also makes it more convenient to operate.

A single object recognition table can support multiple interactive tokens. Generally, the more touch points the table has, the more object tokens it can recognize. When an interactive token is placed on the table, the system automatically senses and recognizes the information stored on the token. Button pop-ups will appear around the token, and gently rotating the token allows users to switch between button windows. Combined with touch-sensitive functionality, users can manually click to browse and view content. Tokens on the recognition table can be dragged freely across the surface without affecting the display of content. During multi-user interaction, operations between tokens remain unaffected.

The Smart Object Recognition Table offers local backend management and design modes, allowing users to customize the overall interface. The content displayed by object tokens can be added and modified by users through folder imports. The design mode grants users the authority to customize the system’s overall UI, including modifying background images, functional buttons, custom layouts, and freely dragging button positions. Users can add, modify, or move elements as needed.

The Smart Object Recognition Table is not limited to displaying images, text, and videos—it is highly versatile. It can also be integrated with large LCD screens or projectors to create 3D modeling scenarios and build 3D virtual exhibition halls. Users can manipulate object tokens for virtual tours, enhancing the immersive experience. For details on multimedia interactive solutions and case studies, search online for "Dingshen Technology".