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Sea Trash - Balturash! - Immersive Tunnel
Dive into the mesmerizing "Coral Reef Corridor - Undersea Rainbow Passage" where you'll find yourself immersed in the breathtaking beauty of a vibrant undersea coral reef. The walls come to life with the vivid projection of this thriving ecosystem, showcasing the dazzling colors and intricate biodiversity that flourish beneath the waves. State-of-the-art infographics seamlessly intertwine with the over-scaled set, providing a deeper understanding of the vital role that coral reefs play in the health of our oceans. As you wander through this exhibit, you'll gain a newfound appreciation for the delicate balance of marine life and the importance of preserving these underwater friends of nature, leaving you with a sense of wonder and a commitment to ocean conservation.
Sea Trash Methodology -


Simulation/Gameplay: Mission Goals

Simulation/Gameplay: Choose your robotics!


Simulation/Gameplay: Battle Balturash - the Sea Trash Monster!

Exhibit 5: "Balturash - Sea Trash" -
Room - (34’ x 26’) + (4’ x 25’) = 1880 sq.ft.
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1. Entrance Display: 3-Fan Hologram Display with Dr. Babak Larien
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Hardware:
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3-Fan Hologram Display System: Three synchronized fan-style LED hologram projectors creating a 3D image of Dr. Babak Larien.
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Audio System: Integrated speakers or external sound system delivering clear audio of Dr. Babak Larien’s 2-minute introduction.
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Content:
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Hologram Video: A 2-minute pre-recorded holographic video of Dr. Babak Larien introducing visitors to the "Balturash - Sea Trash" exhibit.
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Control System:
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Media Server or Local PC: To manage video and audio playback.
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Trigger Mechanism: Motion sensor or button activation to initiate the hologram as visitors approach.
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2. Immersive Tunnel Display: Responsibility for Waterway Rubbish
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Hardware:
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Tunnel Display System: Curved or straight tunnel lined with high-resolution LED screens or projection mapping surfaces on both sides and ceiling.
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Audio System: Surround sound speakers integrated within the tunnel for an immersive audio experience.
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Content:
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Immersive Video: A 5-minute video detailing human responsibility for the pollution in waterways, with visuals of rubbish-filled oceans and their impact on marine life.
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Control System:
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Centralized Media Server: Synchronizes video and audio across all tunnel displays.
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Auto-Loop Playback: Ensures continuous or triggered playback as visitors enter the tunnel.
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3. Interactive Video Game Simulation: Defend the Harbor from "Balturash"
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Hardware:
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3 Interactive Displays: Large touchscreens (55-inch or larger) connected to gaming consoles or high-performance PCs.
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Touchscreen Interface: Allows up to six players (two per display) to interact with the game simultaneously.
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Gaming Consoles/PCs: High-performance systems to run the "Defend the Harbor" simulation.
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Content:
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Sea Trash Monster Simulation: A 10-minute interactive game where players work together to defend the harbor from "Balturash," a sea-trash monster. Players will clean the harbor and fight off waves of trash using virtual tools.
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Control System:
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Centralized Server: Manages game synchronization across all displays, ensuring a seamless multiplayer experience.
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User Interface: Simple and intuitive touchscreen controls for easy gameplay.
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Network:
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Local Area Network (LAN): Ensures real-time communication between displays for a synchronized multiplayer experience.
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4. Eco-Guide Interaction
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Hardware:
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Eco-Guide Station: A small display or tablet for the Eco-Guide to reference additional information and manage visitor engagement.
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Wireless Microphone and Speaker: For the Eco-Guide to communicate with large groups.
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Content:
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Supplemental Information Displays: Pre-loaded slides or videos that the Eco-Guide can reference to enhance the learning experience.
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Control System:
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Tablet or PC: Used by the Eco-Guide to control content on additional displays and access real-time information.
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5. Additional Informational Displays on Recycling and Ecology
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Hardware:
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3 Additional Displays: High-resolution screens providing detailed information on recycling, waste management, and ecological preservation.
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Media Players: Connected to each display, pre-loaded with content.
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Content:
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Informational Videos/Slides: Short looping videos or interactive infographics explaining recycling processes, the importance of ecological conservation, and actionable steps visitors can take.
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Control System:
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Media Server or Local PC: Controls the playback of content on each display.
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Auto-Loop Functionality: Ensures continuous display of content.
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Overall Network & Control System
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Centralized Media Server: Manages all digital content across the exhibit, ensuring synchronization between displays and managing interactive elements.
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Wired/Wireless Network: Facilitates seamless communication between all components, including displays, interactive stations, and control systems.
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Control Room or Console: Centralized area for staff to monitor and control all exhibit functions, ensuring smooth operation and quick troubleshooting.
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Power and Safety Considerations
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Power Distribution: Adequate power supply with surge protection for all electronic devices, ensuring consistent and safe operation.
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Safety Measures: Concealed wiring and secure mounting of all equipment to prevent accidents or tampering by visitors.
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Visitor Flow Management
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Signage and Guides: Clear instructions and directional signs to guide visitors through each section of the exhibit.
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Timed Entry: Implement timed entry if necessary to prevent overcrowding and ensure an optimal experience for all visitors.
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This exhibit setup combines cutting-edge holographic technology, immersive environments, interactive gaming, and educational displays to create a memorable and impactful experience. Visitors are not only entertained but also educated on the pressing issue of waterway pollution and the importance of ecological responsibility.
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