Meetings are the foundation of decision-making and collaboration in any organization. While their effectiveness relies on participant engagement and communication, the design of the meeting table and the technology integrated into the space play a crucial role in shaping interactions.

Neuroarchitecture, the interdisciplinary field that merges neuroscience with architectural design, plays a crucial role in shaping spaces that enhance cognitive function, well-being, and productivity. In the context of corporate environments, especially boardrooms, neuroarchitecture significantly influences the design of furniture, such as boardroom tables. These tables are the focal point of discussions, decision-making, and collaboration.

Every choice, from table shape to the integration of technology, influences behavior, participation levels, and decision quality. To create more effective and inclusive communication environments, we must understand how these elements affect human psychology in meetings.