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Indianapolis Museum of Art deploys iPad kiosks

November 21, 2013

Tablet kiosk manufacturer Lilitab announced that the Indianapolis Museum of Art has deployed its iPad kiosks throughout the gallery in order to provide visitors the ability to digitally explore the exhibits, according to a company press release.

"The Lilitab design is very sleek and has great aesthetic value, especially for an art museum. It's perfect for delivering audio-visual content and accommodates many spaces well," said Silvia Filippini-Fantoni, manager of Evaluation and Technology-Based Engagement for the museum. "It's a solid product able to withstand thousands of visitors using it. It's affordable and even easy to clean."

This is the second IMA installation utilizing Lilitabs. The "Ai Weiwei: According to What?" exhibit built feedback stations into the gallery using the Lilitab Surface with keyboard mount in order to capture visitor's experiences. Additional Lilitabs were deployed to give visitors a better understanding of the artist, and provided greater context for the works on display, the release said.

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