How does the Interactive Museum Exhibits work?
- Place the touch table, projected wall and showcase in the hall.
- Load your collection photos and stories into the host computer.
- Visitors touch the table to open a story.
- The wall projection shows the related scene.
- The showcase lights up the object being described.
What comes with the Interactive Museum Exhibits?
- Touch table
- Projected wall unit
- Illuminated showcase
- Host computers
- Mounting hardware
What space and power does the Interactive Museum Exhibits need?
| Play area | Hall floor space for the table, wall and showcase; plan agreed with your quote |
|---|---|
| Mounting height | A standard gallery ceiling is enough; projector mounts as needed |
| Power | Power points at each station |
| Network | Not needed for play |
Where is the Interactive Museum Exhibits used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Interactive Museum Exhibits: questions buyers ask
What is the difference between the three exhibit stations?
In the Interactive Museum Exhibits, the touch table is hands-on, the projected wall shows large scenes, and the showcase highlights a real object. Together they give visitors different ways to explore one topic.
Can we buy just one of the stations?
Possibly. The Interactive Museum Exhibits are planned as a set, but a single station may be possible depending on your brief. We confirm what can be separated in the quote.
Can the exhibits use our own photos and stories?
Yes. The Interactive Museum Exhibits load your collection photos and stories from the host computer. Send samples and we confirm formats and preparation needs.
Are the exhibits suitable for young children?
The Interactive Museum Exhibits suit children as well as adults,. Place the table at a height children can reach and keep an adult nearby.
