Category: Exhibit Library

In Color Shadows interactive exhibit, visitors step in front of the wall, and they’ll be able to make shadows of various colors—yellow, magenta, cyan, red, green, blue, and black. https://sebaexhibits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ColoredShadow.mp4

VR Flight exhibit is a bodies-on experience which visitors can flap their wings and fly over a virtual environment.

Visitors take pictures in a space suit replica as souvenir. The Space Suit exhibit could be developed by using AR technology as well.

In Arm-wrestling Robot exhibit, visitors try to beat the armwrestler robot.

Catenary Arch exhibit provides visitors the opportunity to build their very own structure that is strong enough to support incredible weight.

With AR Wall exhibit, visitors find themselves in habitats with very close to wild animals.

Visitors put the virtual reality headseats on, walk through in a smart factory and observe futuristic cutting edge technology implementations in a smart factory.

In Geothermal Energy exhibit, visitors observe the simulation of pumping the cold water down underground and the rise of hot water into the power generator. This exhibit features both an on screen animation and a LED display.

Robot Programming exhibit contains three custom robots, each of which has different movement capabilities. For each robot, there is a dedicated touch screen display allowing visitor to control the corresponding robot. Visitors are presented with a set of commands allowing them to control the robot and achieve the given missions. Visitors experience the basics of…
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In this 2-chair Wheelchair Race exhibit, visitors race with each other in wheel chairs. Their speed and the distance traveled are visible to all visitors. The best times and scores of all times are also display.

With AR Build Your Town exhibit, visitors create their virtual town by using objects. Thanks to augmented reality technology, as visitors continue to put more objects more cars, trains, planes, helicopters, animals etc. show up on the table.

In Bubble Monster interactive exhibit, visitors stand in the middle of a circle surrounded with soapsuds and then lift the circle by pulling the cord. As the circle rises visitors seem to be wearing a cloth made up with soapsuds.

Power up Appliances exhibit lets visitors make electrical appliances work with the energy they obtain by turning the bicycle pedals or wheels.        

Planet Models exhibit lets visitors to experience hanging planet models in the solar system. The experience is supported with planet specific information given through touch screens.

In Solar System Planets exhibit, visitors observe the whole solar system projected on the floor or wall. Using touchscreens, they can get detailed information and interesting facts about the Sun, planets, satellites and their orbits.

In Snowboard VR exhibit, visitors try to master the mountain from 14,000 ft with this extreme winter sports VR simulation experience. They pick their line and method to ski, snowboard, or wingsuit through ice and snow at crushing velocity. They race the clock and dominate the terrain with speed, precision and skill.

Visitors experience lying down on a bed of nails. With more than 1,000 nails, each nail supports only a fraction of their weight so the nails won’t hurt them. https://sebaexhibits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/McWane-Science-Center-Behind-The-Exhibit_-The-Bed-of-Nails.mp4

With this Interactive Map exhibit, as visitors use their hand gestures on the map, it responds with thematic multimedia contents.

City Scope AR exhibit presents extreme versions of two futures. In one, streets are dominated by machines and density leads to congestion and anxiety. The other is a more vibrant city where humans recapture streets and density increases equity and creative interactions. This exhibit aims new mobility systems must be explored to meet the profound…
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Titans of Space exhibit presents the Solar System and beyond as a virtual reality experience. While the visitor is traveling around the Solar System, other visitors watch the path traveled via monitors placed on the end of the arch. This interactive exhibit lets the user choose his/her own path in the Solar System, and what…
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