Interactive Sports Exhibits
Interactive sports and movement exhibits for science centers and museums — test your speed, strength and reflexes, with inclusive designs for every visitor.
Our Sports Exhibit Collection
The challenge
How fast can you run? How high can you jump? How strong are you, really? Our sports exhibits turn the visitor’s own body into the experiment — designed and built by Sertek for science centers and museums.
Plan your sports gallery.
Nothing pulls a visitor in like a challenge. Our sports and movement exhibits invite people to sprint, pedal, jump, lift and dance — then measure exactly how they did. That instant feedback turns a quick try into “just one more go,” and a solo attempt into a friendly competition between friends, classmates and total strangers. It’s energetic, joyful, and quietly full of science.
Sports exhibit FAQs
Safety is built into the design. We use appropriate surfaces, padding and clear sightlines, set sensible limits on physical challenges, and engineer exhibits so enthusiastic, repeated use stays safe. We also advise on placement and spacing so active visitors have room to move without collisions.
Inclusivity is a design priority, not an afterthought. We create challenges that visitors of different ages, sizes and abilities can all take part in — including dedicated accessible exhibits — so everyone can compete and succeed alongside each other.
Yes — measurement is what makes these exhibits addictive. We design clear, fair, instantly readable scoring (times, heights, power) and can include leaderboard-style features so visitors compete against themselves and others.
They need room to move, and that varies by exhibit — from compact challenges to pieces that want a clear run-up or open floor. We assess your space during design and plan a layout that gives active exhibits the room they need while keeping the gallery flowing.
We specify easy-clean, durable surfaces and design exhibits so high-contact areas are simple to wipe down. Combined with our cleaning and maintenance guidance, that keeps active exhibits hygienic and inviting even in a busy gallery.
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