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ELECTROMECHANIC EXHIBITIONS IN MUSEUM AND CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS

Electromechanical exhibitions at INFINIA engage visitors in tactile experiences. By merging mechanical elements with cutting-edge technology like LEDs and video mapping, we allow for hands-on interaction that brings scientific principles, historical artifacts, and cultural traditions to life.

Benefits for Museum and Cultural Institutions: "Answering the call for hands-on learning in Museum and Cultural Institutions, INFINIA's electromechanic exhibitions allow visitors to physically interact with exhibits, increasing engagement and educational uptake."

Water Cycle World

  • Tools Used: LED, mechanical elements
  • A mechanical model demonstrating the water cycle, using LEDs to signify different stages—evaporation, condensation, precipitation.
  • Impact: This exhibit aims to educate visitors about a crucial natural process in an engaging way.

Steam Engine Extravaganza

Interactive Loom

  • Tools Used: LED and mechanical models
  • A large-scale, working model of a steam engine that visitors can operate. LEDs light up to show the flow of steam, operation of pistons, and turning of wheels.
  • Impact: It educates on the Industrial Revolution and principles of mechanical engineering.
  • Tools Used: Electromechanical systems
  • A fully operational loom that visitors can use. It incorporates modern technology to demonstrate complex weaving techniques from different cultures.
  • Impact: The tactile experience offers insights into the intricacies of textile arts and cultural differences.

Dinosaur Dig

Musical Physics

  • Tools Used: Mechanical dig site with object recognition
  • A faux archaeological dig with bones buried in sand. As visitors unearth them, object recognition identifies the bones and displays information.
  • Impact: This offers a realistic sense of the work that goes into paleontology and the excitement of discovery.
  • Tools Used: Electromechanical systems, LEDs
  • Visitors can create their own music using a series of tubes, strings, and drums while LEDs light up to show the flow of sound waves.
  • Impact: This helps in understanding the physics of sound in a practical, engaging manner.

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