Unleash creativity with code! Arrange intuitive programming blocks and adjust the knobs to shape stunning geometric patterns. When ready, hit the ‘Go’ button and watch as the program directs a turtle to draw a captivating, one-of-a-kind artwork right before your eyes. Get more details.
Explore the nature of sound with this immersive, multi-sensory exhibit. See the speaker cone vibrate at low frequencies, feel the vibrations across low to mid frequencies, and listen to the full spectrum through tone generators and audio recordings. Get more details.
Become an artist, one line at a time. Select from a variety of preloaded images and watch the drawing animate step-by-step on your paper. Follow along by tracing each line with your pencil and quickly build confidence as the beautiful artwork emerges. Get more details.
Test your skills with this clever, hands-on puzzle. Build the correct pattern of negative space using authentic LEGO® bricks to unlock the trickster cabinet. But beware—place even one brick wrong, and the cabinet stays locked tight, keeping the treats safely hidden away. Get more details.
This hands-on exhibit lets kids safely explore how circuit breakers, 3-way switches, and other electrical components work—turning abstract concepts into interactive, real-world learning. The wall is built to North American electrical code standards, but operates on safe, low-voltage power. Contact us for more details.
Dive into the world of data with a digital touchscreen that allows users to contribute information, and see how their inputs shape a dynamic data visualization. The experience is designed to build chart literacy, foster curiosity about patterns, and make data personal and meaningful. This exhibit is in beta testing and will be available soon. Contact us for more details.
Discover the hidden patterns of fluid flow in this compact desktop wind tunnel. Using rheoscopic fluid—water mixed with shimmering mica particles—it reveals mesmerizing flow dynamics as particles align with currents. This exhibit is actively being developed. More to come soon!
