Persistence of Vision
★Exhibit Content: Science popularization of persistence of vision and electromechanical interactive experience ★Interaction: Electromechanical interaction ★Operation: Visitors press the corresponding button to start the LED disc module. Through the rapidly switching sequence of light points, they can intuitively experience the persistence of vision phenomenon, observe the "continuous afterimage" of light points on the retina, and understand the imaging principle of film and animation. ★Exhibit Overview: The exhibit consists of multiple sets of LED fan screens. It is a recommended exhibit for the KexMall exhibit mall. Through multiple independent LED discs and interactive buttons, it vividly presents the persistence of vision effect of the human eye. Visitors operate the buttons to start the device and observe the continuous patterns formed by the rapid movement of light points, intuitively understanding how the brief retention of light signals on the retina converts discrete frames into continuous dynamic images, and experiencing the application of this phenomenon in visual media such as film and animation. ★Scientific Principle: Persistence of vision is the phenomenon where the visual perception produced by light on the retina persists for a period after the light stops acting. Its specific application is in the shooting and projection of films. The reason is due to the reaction speed of the optic nerve. It is the basis for the formation and dissemination of visual media such as animation and film. Vision actually relies on the lens of the eye to form images, photoreceptor cells to sense light, and convert light signals into neural currents, which are transmitted back to the brain to cause human vision. The light sensing of photoreceptor cells relies on some photopigments. The formation of photopigments requires a certain amount of time, which forms the mechanism of persistence of vision.
Options
- 6×1×2 6×1×2Dimensions (unit: m) 6×1×2 Brand: KexMall Model: PopsciCat-optics-204 1. Materials ① Display stand and wall: Q235-2mm sheet metal with baked paint finish, wall body is shaped sheet metal + inkjet panel ② Interactive device: multiple independent LED disc modules (assemblable), front interactive button array ③ Instruction sign, graphic panel: acrylic UV printing ④ Electrical control box: leakage switch, switching power supply, PLC controller, etc. ⑤ Control: stainless steel fence + control switch 2. Main configuration ① Electrical control system: electrical logic control system, equipped with PLC controller with protection specially for science exhibits 3. Layout requirements ① Power requirement: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz/50～60Hz 500W (standard three-wire socket, reliable grounding) ② Installation method: wall-mounted installation, requires flat wall, load-bearing ≥30kg ③ Entry passage: door frame size (width×height) ≥2.0m×1.0m, continuous turning interval ≥2m ④ Maintenance access: not required
★Exhibit Content: Science popularization of persistence of vision and electromechanical interactive experience ★Interaction: Electromechanical interaction ★Operation: Visitors press the corresponding button to start the LED disc module. Through the rapidly switching sequence of light points, they can intuitively experience the persistence of vision phenomenon, observe the "continuous afterimage" of light points on the retina, and understand the imaging principle of film and animation. ★Exhibit Overview: The exhibit consists of multiple sets of LED fan screens. It is a recommended exhibit for the KexMall exhibit mall. Through multiple independent LED discs and interactive buttons, it vividly presents the persistence of vision effect of the human eye. Visitors operate the buttons to start the device and observe the continuous patterns formed by the rapid movement of light points, intuitively understanding how the brief retention of light signals on the retina converts discrete frames into continuous dynamic images, and experiencing the application of this phenomenon in visual media such as film and animation. ★Scientific Principle: Persistence of vision is the phenomenon where the visual perception produced by light on the retina persists for a period after the light stops acting. Its specific application is in the shooting and projection of films. The reason is due to the reaction speed of the optic nerve. It is the basis for the formation and dissemination of visual media such as animation and film. Vision actually relies on the lens of the eye to form images, photoreceptor cells to sense light, and convert light signals into neural currents, which are transmitted back to the brain to cause human vision. The light sensing of photoreceptor cells relies on some photopigments. The formation of photopigments requires a certain amount of time, which forms the mechanism of persistence of vision.
Review
Principle Display: ★★★ Interaction Effect: ★★★★ Ease of Installation: ★★ Durability: ★★★★ Overall Rating: ★★★