Product — Conference Interaction Table
Conference Interaction Table — The Meeting Surface Everyone Can Reach
The conference interaction table moves the shared screen from the wall to the table itself: a horizontal interactive surface from Gaoke's interactive table family, around which a meeting can review plans, annotate documents and compare options with every participant's hands on the work.
Why Meetings Gather Around a Surface
Wall screens create a presenter and an audience. A table surface creates a working group: drawings and documents lie flat the way paper always has, participants point, drag and annotate from their own seats, and the conversation stays about the work instead of the remote control. For design reviews, planning sessions, property and product presentations, and control-room collaboration, the conference format applies the interactive table family to the meeting room; the exact configuration — size, touch and system — is confirmed for your room in the quotation.
The conference table pairs with, rather than replaces, the wall: the interactive panel presents to the room while the table works the detail, and the same content moves between them. Integrated meeting rooms from this catalogue can be specified exactly that way.
Specifying the Conference Table
The deciding inputs are seats and content: how many people sit at the table, and what lies on it — CAD and plans (large canvas, fine detail), documents and spreadsheets (legibility at arm's length), or product and property presentations (imagery, browsing). State both, plus whether the table must integrate with an existing wall panel or video-conference system, and the quotation will configure the table as part of that room rather than as furniture with a screen in it.
If the room's real need is a general interactive surface for mixed public use, the parent interactive table page carries the base specification; this page exists for meeting-room deployments specifically.
Acoustics, Light and the Table's Place in the Room
Two room facts decide whether a conference table thrives. Light: a horizontal screen meets ceiling lights and window glare at angles a wall screen never faces, so the table's position relative to windows and downlights deserves the same care as its size — walk the room at the meeting hour before fixing the position. Sound: table-centred meetings distribute voices around the room, which video-conference microphones must be placed to hear; if hybrid participation is routine, state it in the enquiry so the audio path is designed with the table rather than discovered after it. Neither fact is an argument against the format — both are arguments for specifying it as a room system, which is how this catalogue quotes it.
Specifications & Documented Options
| Format | Horizontal interactive conference surface |
|---|---|
| Platform base | Gaoke interactive table family — configuration (size, touch, system) confirmed per enquiry |
| Primary uses | Design review, planning, presentation, collaborative analysis |
| Pairs with | Interactive flat panels, video-conference setups, smart podium control |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the table replace our meeting room screen?
Usually it complements it: the wall presents, the table works. Describe your room in the enquiry and the recommendation will cover the combination honestly.
Can it show our CAD / plan files?
Name your file types and applications in the enquiry; the table's system and configuration will be confirmed against them before quotation.
Request a Quote — Conference Interaction Table
Tell us how many people will sit at the table and what will lie on it — plans, documents or presentations. We reply with a configuration confirmed for your room and an export quotation.