Category: Exhibit Library

With colorful and sturdy gears provided, visitors create their own challenges while learning about the power and function of simple machines in an open-ended and playful way.

With Laser Harp exhibit, visitors make their unique music by creating MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) signals.

Bus Rapid Transit exhibit is a cloud and data-base driven platfrom which allows remote participation, database augmentation and high-end complex visualization. Visitors build 3D physical scale models out of LEGO bricks and a series of projectors mounted directly above the models project digital information onto the physical model. When acting as an urban observatory, the…
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Jetpack exhibit simulates the Manned-Maneuvering Unit developed and used by NASA. The simulation involves an astronaut’s experiences out of the spaceship getting around using the Jetpack. Visitors sit in the jet pack chair, which is placed over a 6-dof motion platform, and fasten a safety harness. They control the platform with joysticks placed on the…
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Simon Says Robot exhibit mimics the hand and arm gestures of visitors. In return, visitors try to mimic the gestures of the robot and the robot gives a score to the visitors. Visitors are expected to grasp how the mechanics of their hand and arm works and how they are different than robots.

With Explorer Robot exhibit, visitors control the robot arm with the joysticks or touchscreen, take sand and stone samples from the Mars surface. Subsequently, items collected are taken to the virtual central station for analysis.

In Seeds exhibit, visitors place small tubes containing a real seed into a slot and on the screen they watch the simulated development of the seed to the plant or tree. The exhibit highlights the phenomena of seeds and the transformation of non-living things into living organisms and vice versa.

Using the various hoses available, visitors from all ages create misty soap bubbles in various sizes with this Misty Soap Bubbles exhibit.

High-wire Bike is an iconic exhibit where the concept of the center of gravity is introduced experientially. Using this bike, virtually anybody can be a stunt person, using the power of science.

Flight simulator exhibit lets visitors to fly a plane over a 6-dof motion platform. Complicated look and feel of the cockpit enhances the experience.

With Global Warming exhibit, visitors experience the adverse outcomes of global warming on life.

In this interactive Water Soccer exhibit, visitors compete against each other as they experience the water pressure.

With Robotic Goalkeeper exhibit, visitors experience a penalty shoot-out against a Robotic Goalkeeper. To ensure a fair challenge for each visitor, it can be handset to one of seven different levels of difficulty. Visitors learn about the speed and accelaration of the ball they kicked out via a display. https://sebaexhibits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Robot-Goalkeeper-a-series-of-different-shots-to-the-Robokeepers-goal.mp4

With Laser Lab exhibit, visitors place objects into the laser beams to reflect and refract the laser beams around the table.

On a touch screen, visitors experience how they can control their virtual home’s appliences such as A/C, coffee machine, vacuum cleaner. This Smart Home exhibit idea could also be implemented by using a virtual reality headset so that visitors experience smart home technologies.

With Swarm Robots exhibit, visitors select one of several swarm behaviours through a touch screen display and observe 30 kilobots implement the selected task. This exhibit implements 7 swarm behaviours called grouping, dispersing, lightshow, move to light, avoid light, move in sync, and simon says. Regardless of the start position and orientation of the robots,…
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With Solar Planes exhibit, as visitors sit on the seats, the lamps symbolizing the solar power resources are activated. Using the moveable mirrors in front of them, visitors reflect the light delivered from the lamps to the solar panels on the plane models. Reflected light turns the propellers of the model aircrafts on and the…
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In Whirlpool exhibit, visitors generate a big whirl by turning the handle that stirs the water. In the oceans, streams of water move in different directions. Sometimes when streams of water crash a whirl will arise. The longer the turning lasts the bigger the wheel become. These kind of whirls have a lot of suction…
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In Flight of Birds exhibit, visitors put on special accessories simulating birds’ wings on their arms. Then, they flap their arms like birds and they virtually fly on the screen. The exhibit also provides information about birds’ anatomies and aerodynamic structures.

Using the various hoses available, visitors from all ages create foggy soap bubbles in various sizes with this Foggy Soap Bubble exhibit.