Normal coffee tables are boring. Make one that lights up, runs cool animations to your music, and can play games instead. This build from Instructables user baweja_akshay uses bright LED lights ...

His customers have paid up to $2,000 in shipping fees on the $1.800 US interactive tables. And he also started selling do-it-yourself kits so people could build similar tables at home.

The interactive table at Inamo restaurant, London. Abby Wallace/Insider. According to the company's website, the tables feature "retro games." The options include titles such as Ping and Puzzle Race.

Tech This Week: Universal's Epic Universe, Pixel 9A, Saving on Tech, and the Rideable Robot Horse Culture The interactive periodic table Mike Yamamoto Sept. 27, 2006 7:00 a.m. PT ...

This is lovely. Artist Keith Enevoldsen has put together a beautiful interactive version of the periodic table that shows exactly what mankind uses every element for.

This new smart table is actually a large strong tablet with legs, literally. IRT, or Interactive Restaurant Technology, has announced the future of restaurants where dining meets technology.

Simon Fraser University has a new educational toy: a giant interactive periodic table with real examples of the elements. The table is an embedded wall display, about 10 feet long and six feet tall, ...

The unremarkably named Interactive Table may not sound like much, but it really is a piece of cool tech. The table lets users check out the features of Samsung Galaxy S8 in a pretty amazing way.

The Noteput interactive music table has a wide range of applications beyond just personal music composition. In educational settings, it can be used to teach music theory, composition, and even ...

Why it made the cut: This beautiful bamboo desk is durable, comes in a variety of shapes and dimensions, and comes with safety features like a child lock to make it safe for the home office. You ...

This is lovely. Artist Keith Enevoldsen has put together a beautiful interactive version of the periodic table that shows exactly what mankind uses every element for. For example, you probably ...