Search
Search results for "museums"
22 results found for "museums"
- Unique Optically Bonded Touch Display Improves Viewing Experience
By Jim Spadaccini, Founder & Creative Director, Ideum Museums Aug 26, 2025 Cool Stuff Ideum has recently
- These Robot Bugs Inspired by Nature Mimic the Real Thing
Terry Persun Museums Sep 23, 2025 Cool Stuff Entertainment Engineering Magazine is based on the concept
- How Technology Transformed the Washington Monument into an Immersive Storytelling Platform
Edited by EE Staff Attractions Mar 23, 2026 Museums On New Year’s Eve, 2026, the Washington Monument
- Motion Simulation Provides Essential Training, Theme Park Thrills, and More
Terry Persun Theme Parks Oct 13, 2025 Museums Motion bases are what’s used in flight simulation machines
- Volcanoes Explode on Interactive Table Exhibit
Edited by EE Staff Museums Sep 12, 2025 Ideum recently completed an interactive exhibit for the Volcano
- 60 Stage Configurations Supported by Flexible Automation
At the foot of Manhattan’s One World Trade Center building and across from the 9/11 Memorial & Museum
- Dinosaurs Come Alive in Immersive Theme Park Ride
projectors created a large-scale 3D projection mapping show across the facade of the China Dinosaur Museum
- Newsletter
MORE 3/18/26 - Digest IN THIS DIGEST: How scientists 3D scanned and printed dinosaur skin to allow museum with Chris Porter of igus, Inc. about inspiration and amusement parks; the linear bearings lifting up museum different stage configurations at Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York; and how an interactive museum
- "Flying Theater" has Spherical Projection Screen with Synchronized Effects for Immersive Experience
custom-tailored motion simulator systems from Simtec can be found in entertainment theme parks, 4D theaters, and museums
- Article Archive | Entertainment Engineering Magazine
Artifacts While Maintaining Historical Integrity with Transparent 3D Printing The Zhejiang Provincial Museum Here’s How Scientists 3D Scan and Print Fossils for Museums A behind-the-scenes look at the technology that brings dinosaurs to life at Seattle’s Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture.








