Examples

A gallery of photos, maps, and textbook diagrams you can try with the IMAGE extension. If you haven’t installed it yet, first see our tutorial.

Photos

Six birds flying in a sky in shades of pink and orange
Two children wearing blue soccer uniforms stand against a bright blue sky. Left child holding a soccer ball.
A large elephant stands on dry ground, its trunk raised high, surrounded by greenery under a bright blue sky
A man in a light blue long-sleeve shirt and mid-thigh shorts is running on a paved path, with his legs extended mid-stride against a plain concrete wall backdrop
A cheerful young girl with long brown hair smiles brightly while waving her hand, set against a vibrant yellow background
Six potted plants arranged in a row against a plain white background

Maps

Search for a place.

Search address or coordinates

Open in Google Maps

Try an address like “Palais des congrès de Montréal”.

Interactive High-Charts

Three high-charts demos: a smooth weekly area trend, a column chart of instrument preferences, and a pie chart that sums up to a 100%.

Highcharts around the web

These sites contain Highcharts that work with IMAGE. Note that only some may be currently supported on each page, but we’re working to add support for more chart types.

Textbook diagrams

Although these will produce text descriptions, they are much more interesting if you have a Monarch pin array tablet with the IMAGE client application loaded. This will produce a version of the diagram that you can feel and interact with on the Monarch tablet.
The diagram illustrates the jellyfish life cycle with labeled stages: fertilized egg, planula larva, polyp phase, polyp with buds, ephyra larva, and adult jellyfish (Medusa Phase), all connected by arrows showing the progression
The diagram shows a cycle of cell division phases: Interphase (G1, S, G2), Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, and Cytokinesis, each labeled with a letter from A to F.
The diagram shows a circular diagram illustrating the life cycle of a frog, with labels for each stage: eggs, larva (tadpole), froglet, and adult frog, connected by red arrows indicating the progression from one stage to the next.
The diagram shows a circular diagram illustrating the life cycle of a sea turtle, featuring stages from eggs to hatching, juvenile, and adult turtle, each labeled and connected by arrows.