Who Stays Awake at Night

Earth & Home

★Exhibit Content: Nocturnal animal science popularization and multimedia interaction ★Interaction: Immersive forest scene + searchlight recognition interactive device ★Operation: Visitors press the searchlight button to turn on the light and shine it on the screen to search for nocturnal animals. When a target is illuminated, press the confirm button to trigger animated feedback and science narration on the screen, learning about the habits and characteristics of various nocturnal animals. ★Exhibit Overview: The exhibit mainly consists of a display, custom searchlight, capture recognition device, and custom scene. Through scene creation and situational multimedia interaction, children can learn about some nocturnal animals in the forest and by the lake. Visitors press the searchlight button to turn on the light, shine it at the screen in front, and start searching for small animals that do not sleep at night. When a nocturnal animal is illuminated, press the confirm button, and the animal on the screen will react, accompanied by text description. ★Scientific Principle: Nocturnal animals have well-developed night vision, keen hearing and smell, and special fur colors. These characteristics help them hunt and avoid predators in the dark, and are the result of long-term natural selection. "Who Doesn't Sleep at Night" is an innovative exhibit that integrates immersive scenes, multimedia interaction, and biology popularization, designed for children and teenagers. Set against the backdrop of a night in the forest and by the lake, through custom searchlights and capture recognition devices, it allows visitors to become "night explorers" and search for nocturnal animals in the dark. When the searchlight successfully illuminates a nocturnal animal, the screen triggers vivid animated feedback and science narration, helping visitors understand the habits, characteristics, and survival wisdom of nocturnal animals through fun interaction, achieving the science popularization goal of "learning through play, understanding through learning".

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• 2.1×1.4×2.3m 2.1×1.4×2.3m
  Installation dimensions (unit: m): 2.1×1.4×2.3m Brand: KexMall Model: PopsciCat-Ecological-114 1. Materials ① Structure: Q235-2mm sheet metal with gold baking paint ② Scene decoration: high-density board + UV printing (forest and lakeside scene) ③ Searchlight housing: stainless steel + transparent acrylic lampshade ④ Operation buttons: waterproof silicone buttons + metal base ⑤ Description board, graphic panel: 5mm thick acrylic UV printing 2. Main configuration ① Display system: 55-inch LED backlit display (resolution 1920×1080) 1 unit ② Control host: I5/8G/120G-SSD ③ Position acquisition: three-axis gyroscope (integrated in the searchlight handle) ④ Interactive devices: custom searchlight + capture recognition device + confirm button ⑤ Electrical control system: electrical logic control system, with Inertia® K2 PLC controller with protection specially for science exhibits ⑥ Software system: custom situational multimedia interactive software (including nocturnal animal recognition and feedback logic) 3. Installation requirements ① Power requirement: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz300W (standard three-wire socket) ② Installation method: wall-mounted + floor-standing combination (scene tree structure floor-standing, display wall-mounted) ③ Entry passage: door frame size (width×height) ≥2.5m×2.0m, continuous turning interval ≥2m ④ Maintenance access: reserve ≥0.8m maintenance operation space behind the equipment and in the host area

  ★Exhibit Content: Nocturnal animal science popularization and multimedia interaction ★Interaction: Immersive forest scene + searchlight recognition interactive device ★Operation: Visitors press the searchlight button to turn on the light and shine it on the screen to search for nocturnal animals. When a target is illuminated, press the confirm button to trigger animated feedback and science narration on the screen, learning about the habits and characteristics of various nocturnal animals. ★Exhibit Overview: The exhibit mainly consists of a display, custom searchlight, capture recognition device, and custom scene. Through scene creation and situational multimedia interaction, children can learn about some nocturnal animals in the forest and by the lake. Visitors press the searchlight button to turn on the light, shine it at the screen in front, and start searching for small animals that do not sleep at night. When a nocturnal animal is illuminated, press the confirm button, and the animal on the screen will react, accompanied by text description. ★Scientific Principle: Nocturnal animals have well-developed night vision, keen hearing and smell, and special fur colors. These characteristics help them hunt and avoid predators in the dark, and are the result of long-term natural selection. "Who Doesn't Sleep at Night" is an innovative exhibit that integrates immersive scenes, multimedia interaction, and biology popularization, designed for children and teenagers. Set against the backdrop of a night in the forest and by the lake, through custom searchlights and capture recognition devices, it allows visitors to become "night explorers" and search for nocturnal animals in the dark. When the searchlight successfully illuminates a nocturnal animal, the screen triggers vivid animated feedback and science narration, helping visitors understand the habits, characteristics, and survival wisdom of nocturnal animals through fun interaction, achieving the science popularization goal of "learning through play, understanding through learning".

• 1.8×1.4×2.0m 1.8×1.4×2.0m
  Installation dimensions (unit: m): 1.8×1.4×2.0m Brand: KexMall Model: PopsciCat-Ecological-115 1. Materials ① Structure: Q235-2mm sheet metal with gold baking paint ② Scene decoration: 1.5 cold-rolled sheet + high-density board + UV printing (tree scene) ③ Searchlight housing: stainless steel + transparent acrylic lampshade ④ Operation buttons: waterproof silicone buttons + metal base ⑤ Description board, graphic panel: 5mm thick acrylic UV printing 2. Main configuration ① Display system: 55-inch LED backlit display (resolution 1920×1080) 1 unit ② Control host: I5/8G/120G-SSD ③ Position acquisition: three-axis gyroscope (integrated in the searchlight handle) ④ Interactive devices: custom searchlight + capture recognition device + confirm button ⑤ Electrical control system: electrical logic control system, with Inertia® K2 PLC controller with protection specially for science exhibits ⑥ Software system: custom situational multimedia interactive software (including nocturnal animal recognition and feedback logic) 3. Installation requirements ① Power requirement: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz300W (standard three-wire socket) ② Installation method: wall-mounted + floor-standing combination (scene tree structure floor-standing, display wall-mounted) ③ Entry passage: door frame size (width×height) ≥2.5m×2.0m, continuous turning interval ≥2m ④ Maintenance access: reserve ≥0.8m maintenance operation space behind the equipment and in the host area

  ★Exhibit Content: Nocturnal animal science popularization and multimedia interaction ★Interaction: Immersive forest scene + searchlight recognition interactive device ★Operation: Visitors press the searchlight button to turn on the light and shine it on the screen to search for nocturnal animals. When a target is illuminated, press the confirm button to trigger animated feedback and science narration on the screen, learning about the habits and characteristics of various nocturnal animals. ★Exhibit Overview: The exhibit mainly consists of a display, custom searchlight, capture recognition device, and custom scene. Through scene creation and situational multimedia interaction, children can learn about some nocturnal animals in the forest and by the lake. Visitors press the searchlight button to turn on the light, shine it at the screen in front, and start searching for small animals that do not sleep at night. When a nocturnal animal is illuminated, press the confirm button, and the animal on the screen will react, accompanied by text description. ★Scientific Principle: Nocturnal animals have well-developed night vision, keen hearing and smell, and special fur colors. These characteristics help them hunt and avoid predators in the dark, and are the result of long-term natural selection. "Who Doesn't Sleep at Night" is an innovative exhibit that integrates immersive scenes, multimedia interaction, and biology popularization, designed for children and teenagers. Set against the backdrop of a night in the forest and by the lake, through custom searchlights and capture recognition devices, it allows visitors to become "night explorers" and search for nocturnal animals in the dark. When the searchlight successfully illuminates a nocturnal animal, the screen triggers vivid animated feedback and science narration, helping visitors understand the habits, characteristics, and survival wisdom of nocturnal animals through fun interaction, achieving the science popularization goal of "learning through play, understanding through learning".

• 2.0×1.4×1.7m 2.0×1.4×1.7m
  Installation dimensions (unit: m): 2.0×1.4×1.7m Brand: KexMall Model: PopsciCat-Ecological-116 1. Materials ① Structure: Q235-2mm sheet metal with gold baking paint ② Scene decoration: 1.5 cold-rolled sheet + high-density board + UV printing (tree scene) ③ Searchlight housing: stainless steel + transparent acrylic lampshade ④ Operation buttons: waterproof silicone buttons + metal base ⑤ Description board, graphic panel: 5mm thick acrylic UV printing 2. Main configuration ① Display system: 55-inch LED backlit display (resolution 1920×1080) 1 unit ② Control host: I5/8G/120G-SSD ③ Position acquisition: three-axis gyroscope (integrated in the searchlight handle) ④ Interactive devices: custom searchlight + capture recognition device + confirm button ⑤ Electrical control system: electrical logic control system, with Inertia® K2 PLC controller with protection specially for science exhibits ⑥ Software system: custom situational multimedia interactive software (including nocturnal animal recognition and feedback logic) 3. Installation requirements ① Power requirement: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz300W (standard three-wire socket) ② Installation method: wall-mounted + floor-standing combination (scene tree structure floor-standing, display wall-mounted) ③ Entry passage: door frame size (width×height) ≥2.5m×2.0m, continuous turning interval ≥2m ④ Maintenance access: reserve ≥0.8m maintenance operation space behind the equipment and in the host area

  ★Exhibit Content: Nocturnal animal science popularization and multimedia interaction ★Interaction: Immersive forest scene + searchlight recognition interactive device ★Operation: Visitors press the searchlight button to turn on the light and shine it on the screen to search for nocturnal animals. When a target is illuminated, press the confirm button to trigger animated feedback and science narration on the screen, learning about the habits and characteristics of various nocturnal animals. ★Exhibit Overview: The exhibit mainly consists of a display, custom searchlight, capture recognition device, and custom scene. Through scene creation and situational multimedia interaction, children can learn about some nocturnal animals in the forest and by the lake. Visitors press the searchlight button to turn on the light, shine it at the screen in front, and start searching for small animals that do not sleep at night. When a nocturnal animal is illuminated, press the confirm button, and the animal on the screen will react, accompanied by text description. ★Scientific Principle: Nocturnal animals have well-developed night vision, keen hearing and smell, and special fur colors. These characteristics help them hunt and avoid predators in the dark, and are the result of long-term natural selection. "Who Doesn't Sleep at Night" is an innovative exhibit that integrates immersive scenes, multimedia interaction, and biology popularization, designed for children and teenagers. Set against the backdrop of a night in the forest and by the lake, through custom searchlights and capture recognition devices, it allows visitors to become "night explorers" and search for nocturnal animals in the dark. When the searchlight successfully illuminates a nocturnal animal, the screen triggers vivid animated feedback and science narration, helping visitors understand the habits, characteristics, and survival wisdom of nocturnal animals through fun interaction, achieving the science popularization goal of "learning through play, understanding through learning".

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