Life Science & the Human Body
An enlarged colored brain model on a circular museum plinth, paired with a touchscreen and illustrated interpretation for introductory exploration of brain anatomy.
THE PRODUCT IN MOTION
See the enlarged brain model and the visitor touchscreen together, including close views of the physical form and screen content.
Video & text guideTHE ACTIVITY & MECHANISM
An enlarged colored brain model gives the screen explanation a shared three-dimensional reference. Visitors compare touchscreen selections, anatomical labels and model position to locate the structures being discussed. The colors are teaching markers and need an agreed explanation; they do not mean that brain functions occur in isolated colored compartments.
Use the head-profile outline to identify the front and back of the physical brain model.
Use the touchscreen to view the available brain content and compare its diagrams with the model.
Choose a displayed region and connect its location with the explanation provided by the exhibit.
REFERENCE & PROJECT SCOPE
Use the reference dimensions and operating information to plan the exhibit. The agreed project drawings define the supplied configuration, installation interfaces and service access.
Overall reference product, including base or cabinet. Installation and service clearances are additional.
BEFORE AN ENQUIRY
24 months of complimentary spare-parts support, remote technical guidance and long-term after-sales support. Exhibit Engineers pays the shipping cost of complimentary spare parts during the 24-month support period.
Explore the supportYes. Prototype testing and sample fabrication are available for custom projects. Discuss which functions or features you need to review for your version. The scope, cost and schedule are agreed for the project.
How prototype testing & samples workNo. The exhibit combines an enlarged physical brain model with touchscreen content, a head-profile outline and printed interpretation on a museum plinth.
The colors help distinguish regions for learning. They are an interpretive convention, and the final labels and descriptions should be reviewed alongside the screen content.
The gallery labels photographs, video frames, renderings and the dimension drawing. Physical footage is identified separately.
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FROM CONCEPT TO TURNKEY DELIVERY
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