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World's first library to add cutting-edge technology for the cognitively challenged is Michigan-based Heather Wood-Gramza was perusing the internet and found 'Tovertafel.' She never knew her interest would lead to Zeeland's library being the world's first. Author: Brent Ashcroft Updated: 8:23 PM EST February 25, 2021 ZEELAND, Mich. — The word 'Tovertafel' is Dutch for, 'Magic Table.' The Howard Miller Public Library in Zeeland will be the first in the world to receive and implement the Tovertafel, cutting-edge technology, which the library hopes will help its...

Lichfield Live Open Search Share this: Residents at a Lichfield care home have been getting to grips with new technology designed to help keep them active. The Magic Table 360 has been introduced at The Spires after research showed the system could help those living with dementia. A resident trying out the Magic Table 360 It uses interactive light projections to allow participants to pop bubbles, colour in pictures, play the piano or interact with virtual fish. Amy Doyle, general manager of the home, said: “We’re excited to bring a touch of magic to the residents at our home. “The ...

A NORTH Yorkshire care home has recently brought a bit of magic to residents by providing a new ‘Magic Table 360 and the 'Happiness Programme’ as a way to improve residents’ quality of life. The Boroughbridge Manor Care Home in Boroughbridge has added in a Magic Table 360 to support residents living with dementia. Designed and manufactured in the UK, the Magic Table 360 uses interactive games to connect residents with staff and with each other, and research shows it improves the wellbeing of people living with dementia. Using interactive light projections, the Magic Table 360,...

Children enjoy the Magic Table projections at Roxley Hall. - Credit: Thorpe St Andrew Town Council A Norfolk council is using an interactive projector to support children and their families during lockdown. Thorpe St Andrew Town Council opened the plantation grounds during the summer months as a safe place for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to play and to let off steam. Roxley Hall, on Yarmouth Road, is open on Monday/Tuesday or Thursday for families to book to use a Tovertel Magic Table, a giant projector that shows a series of games and interactive activitie...