Journey of Electricity: Interactive Electricity Exhibit

1. Approach the exhibit and follow the on-screen invitation to pull the cable.
2. Pull to begin, then keep pulling to explore the route from the home into the electricity network.
3. Follow the neighborhood lines, transformers and transmission towers to the dam and generating equipment.
4. Watch the journey return to the home as the lamp lights up.

A light at home is connected to equipment far beyond the room. The experience introduces that relationship by tracing a route through the network, showing transformers that adjust voltage and the generating equipment at a hydroelectric station.

The physical action gives visitors a role in exploring the sequence. The scene changes offer clear points for families and educators to discuss generation, transmission and distribution, with the home providing a familiar starting and finishing point.

• The home: a living room, an electrical connection and a lamp establish the question of where electricity comes from.
• The neighborhood: electricity meters and local power lines connect the home to a wider network.
• Transformers: an animated substation introduces voltage adjustment.
• Transmission: towers and lines carry the journey across the landscape.
• Hydroelectric generation: the dam, water conduits and generating equipment reveal the source featured in this experience.
• The return home: the lamp lights up to complete the connection between the power station and everyday use.

• Physical pull-cable control linked to the digital journey.
• A continuous story from the home to hydroelectric generation and back.
• Animated scenes of meters, transformers, transmission lines and generating equipment.
• A large display that lets companions follow the route alongside the participant.
• English, Spanish and Arabic as standard software languages, with additional languages available on request.
• Customizable exhibit dimensions, materials and appearance.

Journey of Electricity fits science centers, children's museums and discovery galleries exploring energy, infrastructure or the systems behind everyday life. The cable provides a clear invitation to act, while the display makes the same story visible to accompanying visitors.

It can sit beside hands-on electrical activities or within a wider gallery about water, energy and the built environment.

We customize the dimensions, materials and appearance to suit your venue. The reference configuration combines a display, a cabinet and a physical pull cable; we coordinate the control position and viewing arrangement with your visitor layout.

English, Spanish and Arabic are standard software languages. Additional languages are available on request. The content shown follows a hydroelectric route; other generation themes can be discussed as separate development work.

Allow clear space in front of the cable for the pulling action, with room for companions to watch without blocking circulation. We coordinate the cable position, display visibility and cabinet layout with the surrounding gallery.

The installation plan also covers power, equipment ventilation, service access and concealed wiring. Screen dimensions and electrical requirements are specified for the agreed configuration.

Our Journey of Electricity experience combines the animated software journey with a physical cable interaction. Every exhibit includes our one-year standard warranty.

We set out the display, computer, cable mechanism and cabinet in the project equipment schedule, together with any agreed installation and staff training. This defines the complete supply scope for your venue.

• Science centers: connect hands-on energy activities with a visual explanation of the wider electricity network.
• Children's museums: start with a familiar home and invite children to explore what lies beyond its electrical connections.
• Energy and infrastructure galleries: introduce the relationship between generation, transmission and electricity use.
• Family discovery spaces: give a participant and their companions a shared route to follow and discuss.

• AR Sandbox: explore landscapes and water through another physical interaction with a digital environment.
• Periodic Table: complement an energy gallery with an interactive introduction to the elements.
• How Big Is Universe: continue exploring systems beyond everyday observation through a journey across scale.

Tell us about your gallery theme, audience and available space. We will help you plan Journey of Electricity around the physical interaction and the story you want visitors to explore.