I recently visited the Discovery Place science center in Charlotte, N.C. It was my first visit without kids, and I thought it would be fun to explore all of the exhibits at my own pace. I was excited to play with the interactive applications created for exhibits running on Microsoft's Surface table-top computers. There were so many kids and teens at Discovery Place that every exhibit was in use. Fortunately, I obtained permission from parents to videotape/photograph some of the action.
Next time, I'll make sure that I visit at a less-busy time!
The following displays were developed by the Microsoft Surface team at Quatrefoil. Quatrefoil is a company located in Maryland that develops immersive interactive experiences, primarily for museum exhibits and related projects.
Midwife Toad App on a Microsoft Surface
Project Build Exhibit video, from the Quatrefoil YouTube website, helps people understand the architectural design process:
"This health-related exhibition at Discovery Place in Charlotte, NC, explores how the human body is an ecosystem with a myriad of flora and fauna. Visitors are presented with an exciting and educational experience. The content is delivered in a way that carefully walks the line between gross-out information and the need to keep the context within the human body...Quatrefoil Associates designed the exhibit and produced creative media including Attack of the Superbugs, a video about antibiotic-resistant bacteria." -Quatrefoil Associates
The Reactable at Discovery Place
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