description Programmed interactive kiosk for National Audubon Society. These kiosks were located at several centers, and allowed visitors to learn more about climate change, conservation issues, as well as send a customized postcard highlighting what they are doing to help fight global warming. technical Flash AS3, AIR
description Programmed several interactive kiosks for the New York Hall of Science’s “Wild Minds” exhibit on animal cognition. Using a variety of videos, games and displays, Wild Minds: What Animals Really Think explores the evolutionary and cognitive links that humans share with animals. technical Flash AS3
description Porgrammed interactive kiosks for Jeff Kennedy Associates and the Great Balls of Fire exhibit, which focused on educating visitors about asteroids. The exhibit allowed visitors to try a “blink comparator” to identify an asteroid in photographs of the sky taken on different dates, as well as request a remote telescope to take a photo of […]
description Programmed interactive kiosks related to health for the Miami Science Museum. From the project web site: “Heart Smart is a 1000-square-foot English, Spanish and Haitian Creole traveling exhibition. Its interactive components engage visitors in the subject of heart health by inviting them to take some simple personal measurements (e.g., blood pressure, height, weight, waist size, […]
description Programmed three interactive kiosks for Jeff Kennedy Associates illustrating brain behavior concepts. The kiosks focused on testing your memory, personality types (“Wild or Mild”), and sleep behavior. technical Flash AS2, Director integration
description Programmed two interactive kiosks for Jeff Kennedy Associates and the New York Hall of Science. The kiosks focused on the search for life and other planets in the universe. Used 3D animations as well as custom animations to show planets. technical Flash AS2
description Programmed three interactive kiosks for Jeff Kennedy Associates and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. The kiosks connected to a common server and SQL database to track users as they prepared for a fictional hike up a 14,000 foot mountain. The kiosks used Flash together with hardware interfaces to measure wind chill effects, […]
description Three interactive kiosks, produced for the Cosmic Questions travelling exhibit by Jeff Kennedy Associates and the Boston Museum of Science. In the two “Meet the Observers” kiosks, the user explores the Mauna Kea or Chandra observatories. In “Your Turn at the Telescope” the user can actually photograph a celestial object using a network of […]
