Category: Exhibit Library

In Smart Vechiles exhibit, visitors observes the movements of vehicles such as buses, cars, and trains controlled by satellites. The vecihles have no drivers, but still they make perfect maneuvers on the roads and rails. The Smart Vechiles exhibit simulates unmanned vechiles now developed and tested by some large technology companies.

Space Bike is an immersive iconic exhibit where visitors ride a bike inside a circular path. They can feel the g-force when they make full 360° circles in the path. Visitors earn points for all the full circles they made in a given time. Their scores are visible to other visitors.

Bioenergy exhibit lets visitors to grasp bioenergy types, resources used in bioenergy production and the amount of energy could be produced via bioenergy via a touch screen.

In Gravity Well exhibit, visitors see how the gravitational forces of the earth and moon work on for example satellites. Gravity is a common force which Newton was the first person to study it seriously, and he came up with the law of universal gravitation. https://sebaexhibits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Gravity-Well.mp4

With Skeleton Biker exhibit, as visitors pedal the bike, theskeleton rider mimics the body movements of the visitor illustrating how human skeletal system operates.

Light Pegs exhibit engages and captivates visitors through interactive art and light with endless possibilities. 

With Globe exhibit, visitors experience real-time data hrough planetary and Earth science demonstrations presented in three dimensions. In addition to celestial activity, the exhibit reveals patterns in data on a global scale, including striking graphic representations of the paths of storms, changes in ocean temperature and other phenomena. It also demonstrates surfaces of Sun and…
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In the Supermarket Role Play area, kids can challenge themselves to shop according to the letter of the alphabet (find all the food beginning with the letter C) or the shape of the packaging (find all the cylinders on the shelves).

With Silence Race exhibit, as visitors walk across the gravel floor of the short tunnel, a sound meter measures the visitor’s loudness and gives a score. Visitors try to beat their previous score and also their friends’ scores.

Plasma Columns exhibit provides a beautiful display of purple and blue dancing lines. Moving around a glass tube the lines create stunning visual effects.

With this Magnetic Crane exhibit, visitors gain an appreciation about how an electromagnetic crane can be used to separate ferrous from nonferrous material. This is a table top sized activity which has a model crane with an electromagnet. Visitors can move the crane arm, raise and lower the electromagnet as well as turn the electromagnet…
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Smart Grids exhibit allows visitors to turn on/off home appliances in a pesudo-game environment. By this way, visitors observe how smart grids operate. When they increase the power demand, they see that hydropower becomes insufficient and gas-powered power plant kicks in with all the black smokes coming out of its chimneys. So, they have the…
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Human Gyroscope is an immersive iconic exhibit that provides a unique experience simulating astronauts’ gyroscopic movements in space. The concept of Human Gyroscope was originally developed by NASA to train astronauts for their adaptation to weightless environments. https://sebaexhibits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/human-gyroscope4.mp4

With Wave Energy exhibit, visitors create waves of various heights using the levers. The power amount generated from the waves is shared with the visitors via voltmeters.

With Ball Wall exhibit, visitors initiate the long and interesting journey of the balls in a complex system along with long tracks.

In this interactive Weightlifting exhibit, first unit allows visitors to step on the scale, adjust the bar according to their height and lift the model barbell as much as possible. Their goal is to break the olympic record and see how much they can lift on the screen. Second unit has a stable 190 kg…
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In this highly experiential Senses station, visitors explore sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste exhibits.

With this replica of a Space Shuttle Simulator, visitors experience a space flight from Earth to a planet.

In the Hospital Role Play area, kids are encouraged to complete a health record, writing down their (or their patient’s) height, weight, number of teeth etc.

Human Brain exhibit places visitors in control of a dynamic voyage from the brain’s lobes and fissures into its internal structure and the microscopic level of synapses and neurotransmitters. Visitors start their journey from the outside of the brain and are invited to go deeper and explore all the way to the cellular level. By…
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