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"Nuts and bolts":
interactive exibits
Exhibit
development & fabrication
Designs
& performance specifications
Discovery
Disks: mobile mini-interactives
'Beam Cam' projecting video microscope
Underwater
Street Discovery Centre
Moscow
Planetarium
Sellafield
Visitor Centre
'Alternative
energy'
Earth
Science
Fixed
Discovery Disks, Glasgow
Air-table,
telescope, moon-phases
Astronomy
exhibits for Valencia
Biometrics
Magnetic
field exhibit for CERN, Geneva
Tabletop
Discovery Disks: magnetism
Tabletop
Discovery Disks: Light
More
Light interactives
"Academic"
interactives: The Energy Enzyme
"Academic
interactives": Electron beams
"Academic
interactives": Mantle geology
Working
canal-lock model
Virtual
exhibit: Ich bin einmalig
Chemistry
interactives: Chirality
Video
microscopes: Melting crystal
Push-button
quiz: Breath of life
Environmental
& biological
Cookbook
outlines of my 1992 "classical" Great Explorations interactives
Talk to me!
UK phone/fax
+44 (0) 1663 743794
Email ian@interactives.co.uk
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Earth-science
mini-interactives
Produced
for Our Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh
Earthquake
table
The soft green
surface is vibrated electronically. First construct your building using
the coloured wooden blocks. Different earthquake amplititudes can be selected
by pressing and holding one of three buttons, until your building collapses.
Seismograph
This simple
seismograph model leaves a glowing trail on a rotating disc. Gently shaking
the table causes your 'earthquake' to be rcorded in the same way as a
real seismograph.
Tornado
cloud
At a height
of only 600mm, this must be one of the smallest versions of this highly
popular exhibit. The speed of the driving fan can be adjusted by turning
a knob, producing a fascinating range of different effects.
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