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Hands-on exhibits that turn wind, water, muscle power and the electric grid into play, designed and built for science centers and children's museums worldwide.
Our Energy and Environment Exhibits
Turn Visitors Into the Power Source
Energy is invisible, until you make people feel it in their own legs. Our energy and environment collection does exactly that. Instead of reading about kilowatts on a label, visitors pedal a bike to light a city, stomp on a dance floor to generate a current, and pump, spin and race to see how much power their own bodies can produce. It’s a subject that can feel abstract and worthy, reimagined as something physical, competitive and genuinely fun.
The collection spans the full energy story. Renewable and human-powered exhibits, the Cycling Race, Energy Dance Floor, Pump It Up, Wind Turbine and Wave Tank, let visitors generate electricity and watch it do real work. Kinetic pieces like the Marble Run, Flow Wall, Interactive Floor and Energy Table make the transfer and flow of energy visible and beautiful. Systems exhibits — Smart Grids, Smart Cities and Build Your Future City, step back to show how energy is distributed, balanced and planned across a whole community. And sustainability pieces such as Water Consumption connect all of it to the choices we make every day.
Designed and built in-house for science centres and children’s museums, every exhibit is engineered for busy, unsupervised galleries and can be tailored to your building, your audience and your local energy story.
Energy & Environment Exhibit FAQs
More than facts, they build intuition. By generating power with their own bodies, visitors get a felt sense of what energy costs and what a watt actually is: how hard you have to pedal to run a lightbulb versus a kettle, why some sources are steadier than others, and how energy is transferred, stored and lost along the way. The systems exhibits extend that into bigger ideas, grids, supply and demand, and the trade-offs of powering a real city, so a gallery can take a visitor from “I made electricity” all the way to “I understand how a country keeps the lights on.”
This is a category where visitors push, pedal, stomp and pump as hard as they can, so durability is engineered in from the start, robust frames, hard-wearing surfaces, sealed mechanisms and, wherever possible, screen-free designs with nothing to reset between visitors. Everything is built for daily, unsupervised operation in a busy gallery, and we can advise on spares, servicing and consumables so your team keeps downtime to a minimum.
Yes, that’s exactly how the collection is designed to work. The pieces form a coherent narrative arc: generate it, move it, manage it, save it. You can build a complete energy-and-environment gallery that reads as one story, or drop a few standout pieces (a Cycling Race centrepiece, a Wind Turbine, a Smart City) into a broader science centre. We help curate the mix so the exhibits complement rather than repeat each other.
The collection deliberately spans ages. The most physical pieces, dance floor, cycling, pump, are instantly understood by the youngest visitors, who just want to make something happen. The systems and planning exhibits (Smart Grids, Build Your Future City) reward older children and school groups with genuine STEM content and curriculum links. In practice, a mixed-age family can all find their level at the same gallery.
Absolutely. Because we design and manufacture in-house, we can tailor content, branding and even mechanisms to your context, feature a regional wind farm or river, localise the on-screen data and language, match your museum’s identity, or adjust scale to fit your floor plan. Tell us your energy story and we’ll build the exhibits that tell it.
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