Interactive gallery

Permanent Galleries — Installations - ISO

Below are 9 examples of interactive projection walls, floors and touch tanks. I collected them from the internet, with the selection criteria that they have applicability for use in aquariums. Therefore, most of them have an aquatic theme, are animal related, or are educational. If you don't have time to view all nine examples, just go to no.s1, 6 and 7 for the top of the bunch. 1st example: Touch Tank Depending on the species, touch tanks can be controversial. But here is a touch tank that…

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Interactive installation exploring a concept of a large-scale visualisation of information.

The Official New York City Information Center is located at 7th Avenue and 53rd Street, just north of Times Square. Uniquely constructed as a seamless integration of architecture and technology, the ONIC is a true information space, destined to offer visi…

Our research reveals the impact that young museum-goers are having on cultural institutions.

From photo-copied and print-on-demand newsletters such as Another Pamphlet, Scapegoat and Preston is My Paris, to magazines such as Mark, Spam and...

Scott Tallon Walker and exhibition designers Ralph Appelbaum Associates have transformed Newman House’s Aula Maxima building into a 10,000ft2 exhibition space called "MoLI," while creating universal access across all the buildings of the historic site where the University College Dublin (UCD) itself was founded.

Experience design exploration with Midjourney

MoPA Museum of Play and Art | Geelong Children's Museum | Review

3D Touch Screens in museums act as an interactive experience kiosk for visitors as they are invited to “touch and explore” the 3D models. Visitors can touch a screen to zoom in, rotate and examine the objects at their own pace – using gestures similar to a smartphone. This allows the audience to obtain a better understanding of the objects' formal qualities and feel as though they are in control of the object.