Projection mapping technology is not only applicable to large surfaces like vehicles, but also widely used in art exhibitions on tables.

As the projection canvas for artworks, tables can flexibly adjust their size based on different needs. Projection mapping can “add” rich colors and detail effects to table artworks, such as bringing two-dimensional paintings to life through three-dimensional imagery or realizing animated special effects, enhancing the expression of artistic images.

By synchronously working multiple projection modules, multi-screen projections can be realized on a single table to create an immersive large scene. Different materials and themes of artworks are woven into an overall visual experience device through logical time and space.

Moreover, projection mapping can also interact with table art through sensing techniques. Audiences can influence the changes of projected content through gestures or contact with artworks, bringing stronger participation.

In summary, projection mapping brings richer expressive means for table art. It promotes innovative evolution of artistic forms and enhances the public’s immersive experience with art. In small table spaces, it gives full play to visual and interactive effects.