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We are more concerned about our environment in modern times, so we are creating more environmental museums to educate citizens to protect our environment. Visiting an environmental museum just seeing classical display panels will likely make visitors feel bored. We have developed various games to increase interest while educating visitors. These games include body sensor classification garbage, real physical bins to sort rubbish, interactive projection floor game, interactive projection wall games, etc.
Using dozens of round LED light boxes to show how the garbage deal develops to explain how to recycle garbage. When a visitor touches the first lightbox with a hand icon printed, the counter's value will be accumulated. Then, a couple of LED strips will light up in turn, going through the light boxes with the icons to show different stages, combining the voice explanation. Therefore, the visitors could comprehend how the event went easily.
Interactive Exhibitions is one of the most popular and applied products in the field of interactive teaching and learning. Environmental Museum Game is a new type of garbage sorting interactive game that uses projection, LED screen, or Digital Signage for playback. Garbage sorting is an integral part of the game, breaking the barrier of only experiencing garbage sorting games and not learning about garbage recycling and dismantling. It can also adapt to any resolution and support customized modifications. In portrait interaction mode, the recognized person will quickly find the sensed character on top of their head. It is widely used in Interactive playgrounds and Sports Games.
Interactive Exhibitions, also known as Interactive Museum Displays, Museum Installations, Interactive Exhibition Design, museum equipment, Exhibit Design, interactive museum exhibition, are commonly used in exhibition halls, Museum Environments, environmental protection centres, theme pavilions, and schools. You can see them in the "Science and Technology" category.
We are more concerned about our environment in modern times, so we are creating more environmental museums to educate citizens to protect our environment. Visiting an environmental museum just seeing classical display panels will likely make visitors feel bored. We have developed various games to increase interest while educating visitors. These games include body sensor classification garbage, real physical bins to sort rubbish, interactive projection floor game, interactive projection wall games, etc.
Using dozens of round LED light boxes to show how the garbage deal develops to explain how to recycle garbage. When a visitor touches the first lightbox with a hand icon printed, the counter's value will be accumulated. Then, a couple of LED strips will light up in turn, going through the light boxes with the icons to show different stages, combining the voice explanation. Therefore, the visitors could comprehend how the event went easily.
Interactive Exhibitions is one of the most popular and applied products in the field of interactive teaching and learning. Environmental Museum Game is a new type of garbage sorting interactive game that uses projection, LED screen, or Digital Signage for playback. Garbage sorting is an integral part of the game, breaking the barrier of only experiencing garbage sorting games and not learning about garbage recycling and dismantling. It can also adapt to any resolution and support customized modifications. In portrait interaction mode, the recognized person will quickly find the sensed character on top of their head. It is widely used in Interactive playgrounds and Sports Games.
Interactive Exhibitions, also known as Interactive Museum Displays, Museum Installations, Interactive Exhibition Design, museum equipment, Exhibit Design, interactive museum exhibition, are commonly used in exhibition halls, Museum Environments, environmental protection centres, theme pavilions, and schools. You can see them in the "Science and Technology" category.