Exhibits designed to share the greatest gift in the world
which is understanding the world
around us.
The Learn to Draw exhibit uses a computer to guide people through drawing.
Select one of the many preloaded images and grab a piece of paper to get started.
The lines will automatically appear and animate themselves on the piece of paper.
Follow the steps line by line with a pencil and you'll be an artist.
The Touchable Speaker Exhibit let's kids do something they normally get in trouble for; touching the active cone of a working speaker. They can see it vibrate at low frequencies. They get to feel it vibrate from low to mid frequencies, and finally they get just hear all the frequencies.
This exhibit uses a touchscreen to generate different tones and play different genres of music. There's a video coming soon.
The Turtle Kiosk is teaching kids to program a computer without any knowledge of reading, writing, or math! It uses large pictorial blocks with simple dials as input for a spirograph-like drawing program. The blocks are the programming "function" and the knob position is the programming "parameter". All the electronics are housed safely inside the case, and the blocks are made of wood with a steel ball bearing shaft for durability. The blocks contain no potentiometers, no batteries, and nothing to break! View the video for more a complete demonstration and feel free to contact us for more information.
Visit our products page to see our latest exhibits. We're focused on making exhibits never seen before in the museum space. Each interactive STEM focused exhibit is designed for both Children's Museums and Science Museums. Every exhibit is built to demonstrate basic principles of science and technology.