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I chose to observe the water vortex in the waterplay section. Because it is in the water section, almost only kids were interacting with the vortex. The only…
At the Children’s Museum I chose to focus on the sculptural ball maze in the nursery area on the second floor. The track was fairly centralized in the…
I was observing the wood tile based display. The visitors were of all ages, most people seemed to pose in small groups in front of the display, sometimes…
General Observations of the Museum This is a tally of how many people were at which exhibits during the times 10:30 am – 11 am. The tick marks…
This exhibit consists of a series of bright orange rubber balls that fall in a cascade when a lever is pulled. The mechanism behind it consists of a…
The Garage section at the museum was the one that I found the most interesting. Most of the other rooms had visual artwork, which were exciting and entertaining…
Created by Shohei Katayama, Nimbus Drum is a kinetic sound artwork that encouraged viewers to interact with shifting, magnetic beads. The beads were always vibrating, and would clutter…
As one enters the Children’s Museum, past the entrance on the first floor to the right is a series of different themed rooms. The first one will encounter…
For our tech demo 3, Stone and I decided to make a catapult that would launch an object when a sensor notified the servo to move. The…
At the museum I observed the “Vroom” piece in the Garage room. This was the mini skateboard-ramp like space located on the right side of the room. The…