6 Foot Pneumatic Character
Exhibit features a fully Pneumatic
Character six foot in height that can be manually controlled
by museum visitors, and/or can playback audio and automated motion
from 4 different selectable fun songs. Museum visitors can also
interact during the audio songs and manually control the robot
characters movements making it dance to the songs from an interactive
control console located in front of pneumatic character who is
located behind clear plexiglass safety wall.
Features - Interactive control console, pressure gauges, electronic
controllers, and complete full functional pneumatic system visible
to the museum visitor.
Control console buttons are matched to character stick image,
matching up to the characters joints, movements on the master
control console located in front of character. Master Toggle
switch makes interacting between show and manual playback very
easy to do for museum visitors. DMX controlled LED lights illuminate
character when activated and switch colors during song audio
playback. Programming the shows can be done by remote wire interface
and a laptop computer, allowing for different events, seasonal,
holidays shows to be quickly changed and added to the character
playback electronics. Character is behind a full wall height
plexiglass safety panel system, and character be accessed by
a smaller secondary wall panel if needed. A Halloween mask and
Santa hat will be temporarily added to the animatronic head for
these two holidays.
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Disaster
Zone - Robot Rover +Van
A nuclear dirty bomb has exploded
in a vacant building and a hazardous robot team has arrived on
site, and in control of a mobile robot looking for nuclear hot
spots in the damaged building to locate and mark for a clean
up team..
Museum visitors can control the robot remotely from within the
Hazmat command control vehicle and also operate various instruments,
sensors, controls for the mobile robot while looking at monitors
from remote cameras on the robot and in the disaster zone. Interactive
control console, gauges, electronic control system visible to
the museum visitor in the Hazmat vehicle give visitors in inside
look at these controls and what makes them work.
Features - Simulated gas flame effects
and large rubbish fire effect are visible. Visitor interactive
with emergency lighting on vehicle, as well as all electronic
switches, joystick and electronic sensors. Electrical wires that
have been damaged are around the building rubble and hanging
from beams, sparking at the wire ends with an electrical arc
effects. Environmental sound effects, Realistic photo wallpaper
print representing the building structure and burned peeling
paint from wall brick paper. Simulated structure beams, and rubble,
debris numerous around surroundings. Environmental lighting effects
to represent abandon building look, fill lighting. Simulated
nuclear hot spots, IR sources, invisible to the human eye, but
seen on the robot camera monitor inside vehicle when searched
for.
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Zone Robot Rover/Van Exhibit Images
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..Pneumatic
/ Electric Demo Exhibit
Exhibit showcases the various
pneumatic cylinder types and several electrical motors, linear
actuators used in robotics.
Features - Interactive control console, pressure gauges, electronic
controllers, and functioning pneumatic system visible to the
museum visitor.
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..Pick
and Place Robot Arm
Exhibit features a full operational
multi Axis Robot Arm capable of picking up and placing objects
from an interactive control console.
Features - Joystick control of the robot axises, base, shoulder,
elbow, wrist, wrist pitch-up, down gripper open and close, All
electronic control system visible to the museum visitor to see
components.
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..Animatronic Greeter -1 Museum
Exhibit features an all 3D printed
Animatronic Greater Head with motion and sound effects. Museum
visitors can select either English or Spanish playback to hear
and see in motion a audio greeting about robots and the museum.
Features - Moving Head L/R, Talking Mouth O/C in sync to Audio
Tracks, Eyes moving L/R, Eyebrows that move U/D and eye lids
that O/C Open and Close. All electronic control, audio systems
are visible to the museum visitor.
Spanish and English Audio playback dialogs
can be easily changed to reflect events and activities at the
museum
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..Animatronic
Greeter -2 Library
Exhibit features an all 3D printed
Animatronic Greater Head with motion and sound effects. Located
in the community library, visitors can select either English
or Spanish playback to hear and see in motion a audio greeting
about coming to the museum to see the "Robots Rising"
exhibits.
Features - Moving Head L/R, Talking Mouth O/C in sync to Audio
Tracks, Eyes moving L/R, Eyebrows that move U/D and eye lids
that O/C Open and Close. All electronic control, audio systems
are visible to the library visitor.
Spanish and English Audio playback dialogs can be easily changed
to reflect events and activities at the museum, library or within
the community.
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..Color
Sensor Sound Playback Exhibit
Exhibit features a unique color
sensor that will take any color object and reproduce the color
in RGB LED's and also play a specific sound to that color. Museum
visitors assemble LEGO blocks in different color patterns to
create musical tunes and light the LED's.
Features - All electronic control, audio systems are visible
to the museum visitor.
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..Animatronic 3D Printed Puppet
Exhibit features a 3D printer
Animatronic Puppet that can be used in the movies, on stage or
by ventriloquists.
Features - All electronic controller
systems are visible to the museum visitor.
Additional add-on mouth and eye mechanisms are show also.
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.."Where is Wall-E" Animatronics
Museum visitors search a large
pop culture robot poster looking for the hidden "Wall-E"
Robot character. If there not able to find him after searching
a press of the exhibit button will activate the Wall-E animatronic
character when he will move and playback sound effects, and a
hidden LED light will turn-on on the wall poster showing where
he is hiding.
Features - All electronic controller,
sound systems are visible to the museum visitor.
..........................."Where is Wall-E"
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..Animatronic Hand Puppet Exhibit
Exhibit features an Animatronic
hand Puppet that can be used in the movies, on stage, theatre,
by ventriloquists and puppeteers.
Features - All electronic controller
systems and mechanical modules are visible to the museum visitor
to see.
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