Category: Exhibit Library

With Interactive Floor exhibit, as visitors walk on the interacive floor it responds with thematic multimedia contents.

With Shadow Box exhibit, visitors experience capturing their temporary shadows on the walls of a large, three-sided room with walls covered with phosphor-impregnated vinyl. Every 30 seconds, a strobe light flashes causing the walls to glow for approximately 15 seconds, except in those places where people block the light and create “shadows.” Visitors can experiment…
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In this Water Cycle exhibit, in a contained environment formation of clouds by evaporating water is simulated. By this way, visitors have the opportunity to observe the simulation of water cycle.

Kids paint sketches on the touchscreen and swipe it to the screen. Then the painted sketch becomes a part of the multimedia content in the Interactive Painting exhibit.

Recycler Robot exhibit simulates a robot automatically sorting recycled materials.

With Olympic Sprint exhibit, visitors can race down a real-life-like 15-meter dash to compete with famous sprinters or with each other. All the data regarding the race, such as the maximum speed, acceleration values, best scores, are displayed on the screen.

In Smart Cities exhibit, visitors try to make sustainable investment decisions that will meet the electrical energy needs of their city within the budget given to them by causing the least harm to the environment.

With Tug of War exhibit, visitors on two sides of a giant lever are challenged, each side attempting to pull the lever in their direction. The two sides, however, are not equal in opportunity. Visitors discover that one person on the tall side of the experience can easily outpull several people of equal strength tugging…
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Iconic Giant Water Table exhibit features a series of dynamic water experiences which flow in a continuous river circuit. Activities include musical instruments, vortex, basketball, pipes building, LEGO play area, boat racing, fountain programming, water mill, river and dam station, cause and effect water physics, and a toddler splash areas 

In this unique Iron Mystery exhibit, visitors hit the projected Earth on the wall with balls representing meteors containing iron. They experience the unification of these meteors with the Earth’s crust as in the millions years ago.

With Design Your Spaceship exhibit, visitors design their own spaceships on a touchscreen, give names and send them to planets in the Solar System to accomplish a specific mission. Visitors are able to share their spaceships in their social media accounts by using provided QR codes.

Ball Machine is an iconic exhibit that visitors interact with balls travelling on long rails.

In Infants Miracle exhibit, a 5-minute fast-forward journey of a human body from womb to a full-grown baby is presented on the display. The animation also highlights the order of organ formations.

Based on the concept of pixels on a screen, Pin Wall exhibit uses hundreds of injection molded pins to create a detailed representation of most any object. This intuitive exhibit allows visitors to create images of themselves or other objects simply by touching it. This effortless interface encourages playful creativity from visitors of all ages.…
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Chatbot exhibit lets visitor to converse with a chatbot. The visitor stands in front of a display that has a virtual avatar. The visitor speaks into the microphone and converse with the chatbot. Based on the visitor’s responses, the chatbot leads the conversation. The visitor may terminate the conversation anytime s/he wants. https://sebaexhibits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ChatBot.mp4

With Hurricane exhibit, visitors experience roaring wind with a speed of up to 120 km per hour. Rain option is also available.

Fuel Types exhibit focuses on the carbon emission differences among various fuels such as gasoline, diesel, LPG, and electricity. Visitors fill up the appropriate tanks with pumps and learn how these fuels effect the environment.

With Artist Robot exhibit, visitors stand in front of the exhibit which takes their pictures and the computer that camera was connected digitizes the image and sends it to the robotic arm. Then, the robotic arm draws the portrait on a regular piece of paper using a regular marker. Visitors can take the drawing as…
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With this interactive Art Machine exhibit, visitors pick one of the rotating hoses according to their color of choice and create their artwork by shooting out virtual paint on the projected screen.