Human motion and exoskeleton models
The installed reference combines articulated leg models, a visitor handwheel and a viewing enclosure. The matched film shows the physical mechanism from the gallery.
View this exhibit referenceZICHUAN, CHINA
Interactive science exhibits in Zichuan
Explore the Zichuan project archive through a science-gallery setting, articulated human-motion models and enlarged plant displays, with matched physical-exhibit footage.
THE EXHIBITS AND THEIR SETTING
From mechanisms.
To living systems.
The Zichuan archive spans several science themes. The gallery photograph shows an electromagnetism setting; the detailed records below focus on an articulated human-motion exhibit and enlarged carnivorous-plant models from the same project archive.
Plan a science-center exhibitFROM THE PROJECT PHOTO ARCHIVE
Look at the individual exhibits.
Look beyond the wide gallery view. Compare the physical form, visitor position and surrounding space in these actual reference photographs.
Carnivorous plant learning display
Enlarged plant forms and surrounding interpretation create a nature-themed display. The related walkaround film documents its physical form and setting.
View this exhibit referenceTHE PHYSICAL REFERENCE IN MOTION
See the actual recording.
These recordings come from the same named project archive as the exhibit references. Open a film for its viewing guide and product details.
30 sec · ACTUAL EXHIBIT FOOTAGE
Exoskeleton exhibit: handwheel & leg movement
A 30-second gallery demonstration showing the visitor handwheel and articulated leg models in the fixed exoskeleton science exhibit.
Open video & viewing guide21 sec · ACTUAL EXHIBIT FOOTAGE
Carnivorous plant museum exhibit — physical reference video
See the actual carnivorous plant museum exhibit. A large pitcher-like plant form creates a prominent focal point. Use the labels to relate each form to its represented plant.
Open video & viewing guideFOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Turn the reference
into a practical brief.
Planning guidance for a comparable project; not a retrospective claim about the original contract.
Coordinate different themes
Agree the role of each science station and how visitors move between mechanisms, natural-science models and interpretation.
Keep the interaction visible
Check sightlines through the viewing enclosure, the visitor control position and access for staff supervision.
Make maintenance practical
Include access to controls, moving components and model surfaces in the installation and handover scope.
Start with the visitor action, available space and intended supply scope.Prepare a project brief
FROM CONCEPT TO TURNKEY DELIVERY
Planning a comparable setting?
Share your gallery plan and the exhibits you want visitors to experience. We can work through the design, fabrication, installation and support scope.