Elevating Environmental Education: A 12-Foot Hologram

When it comes to interactive museum experiences, Exhibitry doesn’t just aim high - we build high. The Go Fish Education Center in Perry, Georgia, now boasts a towering testament to this philosophy: a 12-foot tall HoloTube exhibit, the crown jewel among three interactive installations we recently completed for the museum.

Versatile Educational Platform

Confronted with the challenge of engaging eighth graders in environmental science, Exhibitry developed a solution that serves dual purposes at the Go Fish Education Center. This 12-foot HoloTube is not just an interactive display for individual learning but also a dynamic tool for educators. It allows for group presentations, turning the water cycle into a captivating educational narrative. This versatility offers significant benefits to the museum, enhancing its appeal as a versatile and innovative learning destination.

This stunning view of the HoloTube exhibit at Go Fish Education Center allows visitors to understand the water cycle's beauty and complexity.

The Go Fish Education Center's HoloTube offers a window into the intricate formations of our planet's water cycle.

Droplets fall in a holographic world, showcasing the water cycle's vital process that nourishes life on Earth.

This holographic display vividly captures the final stage of the water cycle, where water flows back to the oceans, ready to begin its cycle anew.

A student engages with the towering HoloTube, exploring the dynamic and ever-changing elements of the water cycle."

This interactive touchscreen is a key feature of the HoloTube experience, allowing visitors to delve into the water cycle with the simple swipe of a finger.

Redefining the Learning Landscape

The HoloTube exhibit's interactive features extend beyond mere visual appeal. The 'virtual track ball' allows visitors to navigate the holographic environment, revealing intricate details of the water cycle. Real-time 3D graphics add depth and dynamism, making each process tangible and visually striking. Accompanied by a soundtrack that simulates thunderous weather sounds, the exhibit becomes a multi-sensory symphony of sight, sound, and touch to engage young learners.

New Virtual Horizons for Educational Experiences

The Go Fish Education Center's HoloTube, a visionary creation by Exhibitry, stands not just as an exhibit but as a milestone in digital education tools.. Merging interactive features with an enriching narrative, it transforms environmental science into a hands-on exploration for learners. The installation reflects Exhibitry's dedication to enhancing education through innovation, proving that learning about our world can be as enthralling as it is enlightening.

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