Face the Stress
★Exhibit Content: Stress Management and Mental Health Science Experience ★Interaction: Electromechanical Interactive Demonstration ★Operation: 1. Turn the handwheel to drop balls into the small bucket; 2. As the balls in the bucket gradually increase, the tilted bucket will maintain balance; 3. When there are too many balls in the bucket, the bucket will tip over and dump the balls. ★Exhibit Description: "Face Stress" is an interactive exhibit for mental health science, designed for the Mental Health and Life Sciences exhibition area, and is also a recommended exhibit from KexMall. The exhibit uses a mechanical device to simulate the impact of stress on body and mind: the small bucket is initially tilted, representing a person's light and unburdened state when there is no stress; visitors turn the handwheel to lift and drop balls into the bucket. As the balls in the bucket increase, the bucket gradually becomes upright, representing that under certain stress, body and mind are in a stable state; when the bucket is full, it automatically tips over, dumping the balls, indicating that when stress is too great, body and mind are overwhelmed. Through this process, visitors are guided to understand the promoting effect of appropriate stress on learning and work, and the importance of timely release and adjustment when stress is excessive. ★Scientific Principle: This exhibit uses the principle of mechanical balance to simulate the impact of stress on physical and mental states: When there is no stress, the small bucket is tilted, representing a loose and unmotivated state of body and mind; As stress (balls) increases, the bucket gradually regains balance, representing that moderate stress can help people maintain a stable state and improve efficiency; When stress exceeds the tolerance limit, the bucket loses balance and tips over, representing that stress overload can lead to physical and mental collapse, and timely release and adjustment are needed.
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- Φ1.4m×2.2m Φ1.4m×2.2mDimensions (diameter × height): Φ1.4m×2.2m Brand: KexMall Model: PopsciCat-Life-153 1. Materials: ① Main body: 1.5mm painted sheet metal + 12mm Kelesi artificial stone countertop with flame-retardant board underneath ② Transparent protective cover: 100cm diameter high-transparency acrylic material, protecting internal mechanical structure ③ Mechanical transmission components: handwheel, lifting mechanism and small bucket device, metal material, smooth and durable transmission ④ Balls: colored ABS engineering plastic balls, wear-resistant and durable ⑤ Instruction board, graphic panel: 5mm acrylic UV high-definition printing, containing stress management science knowledge and operation guide 2. Main configuration: ① Mechanical transmission system (handwheel + lifting mechanism) ② Balance demonstration bucket assembly (including automatic tipping device) ③ Colored balls (sufficient quantity) ④ Transparent protective cover assembly 3. Exhibition requirements: ① Power requirement: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz/300W (standard three-wire socket, reliable grounding) ② Installation method: floor placement, on-site assembly ③ Entry passage: door frame size (width × height) ≥1.6m×2.5m, continuous turning interval ≥3.0m ④ Maintenance access: not required
★Exhibit Content: Stress Management and Mental Health Science Experience ★Interaction: Electromechanical Interactive Demonstration ★Operation: 1. Turn the handwheel to drop balls into the small bucket; 2. As the balls in the bucket gradually increase, the tilted bucket will maintain balance; 3. When there are too many balls in the bucket, the bucket will tip over and dump the balls. ★Exhibit Description: "Face Stress" is an interactive exhibit for mental health science, designed for the Mental Health and Life Sciences exhibition area, and is also a recommended exhibit from KexMall. The exhibit uses a mechanical device to simulate the impact of stress on body and mind: the small bucket is initially tilted, representing a person's light and unburdened state when there is no stress; visitors turn the handwheel to lift and drop balls into the bucket. As the balls in the bucket increase, the bucket gradually becomes upright, representing that under certain stress, body and mind are in a stable state; when the bucket is full, it automatically tips over, dumping the balls, indicating that when stress is too great, body and mind are overwhelmed. Through this process, visitors are guided to understand the promoting effect of appropriate stress on learning and work, and the importance of timely release and adjustment when stress is excessive. ★Scientific Principle: This exhibit uses the principle of mechanical balance to simulate the impact of stress on physical and mental states: When there is no stress, the small bucket is tilted, representing a loose and unmotivated state of body and mind; As stress (balls) increases, the bucket gradually regains balance, representing that moderate stress can help people maintain a stable state and improve efficiency; When stress exceeds the tolerance limit, the bucket loses balance and tips over, representing that stress overload can lead to physical and mental collapse, and timely release and adjustment are needed.
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Principle Display: ★★ Interaction Effect: ★★★ Ease of Installation: ★★★★★ Durability: ★★★★ Overall Rating: ★★★