Digital Sand Table

A: Useful information includes architectural drawings, CAD or 3D project files, site plans, photographs, terrain information, project layouts, reference images, required dimensions, and the intended display purpose. The available information determines the appropriate modeling and digital presentation approach.

A: Yes. Available CAD drawings, 3D models, site plans, architectural references, and other project materials can be reviewed and used as the basis for developing the physical model and digital presentation content. The specific data format and level of detail are assessed during the project design stage.

A: Yes. Interactive configurations can incorporate touch controls or other customized interaction methods. Functions may include selecting areas, switching information layers, highlighting project zones, and controlling presentation content according to the project requirements.

A: Yes. Lighting and projection effects can be designed around the project layout and presentation objectives. Buildings, roads, industrial areas, landscape zones, or other selected elements can be highlighted through customized lighting and digital visual effects.

A: Yes. Factory and industrial digital sand tables can represent production facilities, workshops, warehouses, equipment areas, roads, infrastructure, and planned expansion areas. The physical model, digital content, lighting, and interaction functions can be configured according to the project.

A: The completed system is checked for physical assembly, model positioning, surface quality, lighting operation, interactive functions, digital presentation effects, and overall appearance. Testing is performed against the approved project requirements before delivery.