Hidden Five-Pointed Star
★Exhibit Content: Popular science on Gestalt psychology, visual cognition, and pattern recognition principles ★Interaction: Manual interaction ★Operation: Find the hidden five-pointed star in the picture, then use the five-pointed star comparison board to compare it in the picture to verify whether the search is correct, and experience the optical illusion effect caused by visual cognitive bias. ★Exhibit Description: The exhibit consists of a Q235-1.5mm sheet metal baked paint exhibit stand main body, a 12mm Kelesi artificial stone countertop, a colorful irregular pattern interactive panel, an acrylic five-pointed star comparison board (with anti-slip handle), an acrylic instruction sign, etc., and is a recommended exhibit for the KexMall exhibit mall. The panel is composed of colorful irregular shapes, using the Gestalt psychology principles of pattern organization to make the five-pointed star "invisible" in the complex pattern; visitors can verify their search results through the comparison board, intuitively understand the difference between visual cognition and objective patterns, and it is suitable for eye health science museums/visual illusion science museums. ★Scientific Principle: This exhibit is based on the Gestalt psychology pattern recognition principle: Gestalt psychology believes that the brain tends to process complex patterns into familiar forms. When patterns violate the principles of pattern organization (no symmetry, no continuity rules, color interference), the human eye will produce cognitive bias and cannot directly recognize the hidden five-pointed star; The irregular shapes that make up the five-pointed star in the exhibit deliberately interfere with vision in color and shape, making the five-pointed star "blend" with the background. Only through the comparison board can its true existence be verified, revealing the subjectivity of visual perception and the formation mechanism of cognitive bias.
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- 1.2×0.6×0.8 1.2×0.6×0.8Dimensions (unit: m): 1.2×0.6×0.8 Brand: KexMall Model: PopsciCat-optics-151 1. Materials ① Exhibit stand main body: Q235-1.5mm sheet metal baked paint ② Countertop panel: 12mm Kelesi artificial stone countertop ③ Interactive device: Five-pointed star comparison board (acrylic material, with anti-slip handle, suitable for high-frequency operation) ④ Instruction sign, graphic and text panel: acrylic UV printing ⑤ Panel decoration: colorful acrylic shape set 2. Main Configuration ① Interactive device: 1 set of colorful irregular pattern panel, 1 set of five-pointed star comparison board ② Support structure: fixing components suitable for the mechanical structure of the exhibit stand 3. Exhibition Requirements ① Energy demand: None ② Installation method: Direct placement ③ Entry passage: Door frame size (width×height) ≥1.3m×0.9m, continuous turning interval of passage ≥2m ④ Maintenance passage: Not required
★Exhibit Content: Popular science on Gestalt psychology, visual cognition, and pattern recognition principles ★Interaction: Manual interaction ★Operation: Find the hidden five-pointed star in the picture, then use the five-pointed star comparison board to compare it in the picture to verify whether the search is correct, and experience the optical illusion effect caused by visual cognitive bias. ★Exhibit Description: The exhibit consists of a Q235-1.5mm sheet metal baked paint exhibit stand main body, a 12mm Kelesi artificial stone countertop, a colorful irregular pattern interactive panel, an acrylic five-pointed star comparison board (with anti-slip handle), an acrylic instruction sign, etc., and is a recommended exhibit for the KexMall exhibit mall. The panel is composed of colorful irregular shapes, using the Gestalt psychology principles of pattern organization to make the five-pointed star "invisible" in the complex pattern; visitors can verify their search results through the comparison board, intuitively understand the difference between visual cognition and objective patterns, and it is suitable for eye health science museums/visual illusion science museums. ★Scientific Principle: This exhibit is based on the Gestalt psychology pattern recognition principle: Gestalt psychology believes that the brain tends to process complex patterns into familiar forms. When patterns violate the principles of pattern organization (no symmetry, no continuity rules, color interference), the human eye will produce cognitive bias and cannot directly recognize the hidden five-pointed star; The irregular shapes that make up the five-pointed star in the exhibit deliberately interfere with vision in color and shape, making the five-pointed star "blend" with the background. Only through the comparison board can its true existence be verified, revealing the subjectivity of visual perception and the formation mechanism of cognitive bias.
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Principle Display: ★★★ Interaction Effect: ★★★★ Ease of Installation: ★★★★★ Durability: ★★★ Overall Rating: ★★★