How it works: The exhibit shows the strength of electromagnetic force. Once you step under the electromagnet and grab the handle, you can pull down with all your weight and it won’t let go, until you step out of the base. Optical sensors on both sides of the gate detect one’s presence and turn the…
How it works: By revolving the handle, water is pumped to the vertical container. The higher the water level, the greater pressure pushes the liquid farther to the next container and the harder it acts on the turbine’s blades. The turbine passes the kinetic energy of the stream to a built-in generator, that converts it…
How it works: The exhibit is controlled with an embedded touchscreen. After pressing the ’START’ button on the screen, you should stand at the marked spot on the revolving platform. During the turn of the platform a depth sensor gathers the data, and the built-in PC computer processes it to build a 3D model of…
How it works: The bike has a built-in generator, transforming the energy of pedaling into electric current, that is then used to light the LED indicators. The harder you press on the pedals, the more indicators light up. How its made: The exhibit consists of a stationary bike and LED indicators panel, attached to a…
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