Name the Colors
★Exhibit Content: Left-right brain division of labor, cognitive conflict, brain information processing mechanism voice interactive science experience ★Interaction: Multimedia + voice recognition human-computer interaction ★Operation: 1. Observe the colored text randomly falling on the screen; 2. Aim at the metal microphone on the table, accurately read out the color of the text fill, not the pronunciation of the text itself; 3. Participate in the game multiple times, feel the thinking conflict between brain language recognition and color recognition, and experience the process of left-right brain division and cooperation. ★Exhibit Description: "Read the Color" is a desktop science exhibit on the theme of cognitive neuroscience, belonging to the brain physiology and psychology science exhibition area, and a recommended exhibit by the PopsciCat Exhibit Store. The exhibit adopts a blue and white contrasting rounded desktop cabinet, equipped with a metal pickup microphone and an embedded tilted touch screen on the tabletop, and a UV-printed acrylic science instruction plate on the tabletop. Inside, it is equipped with a PLC main control, voice recognition module, and dynamic text screen program. The screen continuously generates text content, deliberately setting a conflict between the text meaning and the fill color. Visitors need to suppress the instinctive reaction to the text pronunciation and accurately identify the color, intuitively feel the cognitive contradiction brought by the left-right brain functional division, and popularly explain the complete workflow of human brain information reception, transmission, and judgment. ★Scientific Principle: The human brain is divided into the left brain and the right brain. They are similar in shape but have distinct functions: 1. The left brain dominates language logic and is responsible for converting sensory information such as vision and hearing into text semantics; the right brain focuses on perceptual perception and visual color judgment, and controls image thinking and comprehensive judgment. 2. The text on the exhibit screen carries two layers of information at the same time: text pronunciation and fill color. Visual signals are simultaneously transmitted to the left and right brains. The left brain prioritizes recognizing text pronunciation, while the right brain recognizes color. The two sets of information conflict in the brain. 3. Visitors need to actively suppress the language instinct of the left brain and rely on the right brain to complete color recognition and read aloud, fully demonstrating the neural processing flow of information reception, transmission, comparison, and judgment in multiple brain regions, and intuitively showing the collaborative working mechanism of the left and right brains.
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- 0.9×0.7×1.1m 0.9×0.7×1.1mDimensions (L×W×H): 0.9×0.7×1.1m Brand: Science Cat Model: PopsciCat-optics-225 1. Materials ①Exhibit stand: 2mm cold-rolled steel frame, 2.0mm cold-rolled steel enclosure with color separation baking paint, fully rounded anti-collision treatment ②Tabletop: Kelaisi artificial stone, thickness ≥12mm, waterproof and wear-resistant ③Instruction plate: Acrylic UV high-definition inkjet printing, printing operation steps and left-right brain division science principles ④Maintenance door: 2.0mm cold-rolled steel side-opening access door with lock, convenient for electrical control system maintenance ⑤Display screen: High-definition touch LCD screen, pink edge protective casing ⑥Pickup accessory: Stainless steel metal vertical microphone, built-in noise reduction sound pickup module 2. Main Configuration ①Science-specific PLC electrical control system, built-in random color text generation program ②I5 CPU computer host + high-definition display screen ③Noise reduction voice recognition pickup microphone module ④DC stabilized switching power supply DC24V 3. Exhibition Requirements ①Power requirement: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz/200W (standard three-wire grounded socket, powering screen, voice recognition, and main control system) ②Installation foundation: Operation table placed directly on the floor ③Entry passage: Door frame size (W×H) ≥1.1m×1.3m, continuous turning interval in passage ≥1.6m ④Maintenance passage: Not required
★Exhibit Content: Left-right brain division of labor, cognitive conflict, brain information processing mechanism voice interactive science experience ★Interaction: Multimedia + voice recognition human-computer interaction ★Operation: 1. Observe the colored text randomly falling on the screen; 2. Aim at the metal microphone on the table, accurately read out the color of the text fill, not the pronunciation of the text itself; 3. Participate in the game multiple times, feel the thinking conflict between brain language recognition and color recognition, and experience the process of left-right brain division and cooperation. ★Exhibit Description: "Read the Color" is a desktop science exhibit on the theme of cognitive neuroscience, belonging to the brain physiology and psychology science exhibition area, and a recommended exhibit by the PopsciCat Exhibit Store. The exhibit adopts a blue and white contrasting rounded desktop cabinet, equipped with a metal pickup microphone and an embedded tilted touch screen on the tabletop, and a UV-printed acrylic science instruction plate on the tabletop. Inside, it is equipped with a PLC main control, voice recognition module, and dynamic text screen program. The screen continuously generates text content, deliberately setting a conflict between the text meaning and the fill color. Visitors need to suppress the instinctive reaction to the text pronunciation and accurately identify the color, intuitively feel the cognitive contradiction brought by the left-right brain functional division, and popularly explain the complete workflow of human brain information reception, transmission, and judgment. ★Scientific Principle: The human brain is divided into the left brain and the right brain. They are similar in shape but have distinct functions: 1. The left brain dominates language logic and is responsible for converting sensory information such as vision and hearing into text semantics; the right brain focuses on perceptual perception and visual color judgment, and controls image thinking and comprehensive judgment. 2. The text on the exhibit screen carries two layers of information at the same time: text pronunciation and fill color. Visual signals are simultaneously transmitted to the left and right brains. The left brain prioritizes recognizing text pronunciation, while the right brain recognizes color. The two sets of information conflict in the brain. 3. Visitors need to actively suppress the language instinct of the left brain and rely on the right brain to complete color recognition and read aloud, fully demonstrating the neural processing flow of information reception, transmission, comparison, and judgment in multiple brain regions, and intuitively showing the collaborative working mechanism of the left and right brains.
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Principle Display: ★★★★ Interaction Effect: ★★★★ Ease of Installation: ★★★★★ Durability: ★★★★ Overall Rating: ★★★★