RECYCLING EXCITES TOUR GROUPS
This interactive exhibit allows groups of school children to have the chance to interact and learn about the importance of recycling, and how to go about separating different types of recyclable material.

The "game" educates participants on 'recyclable materials' versus 'non-recyclable materials', then as the participant grows more confident they may choose a more difficult level, attempting to separate a greater variety of recyclable materials. The students must attempt to deposit the materials in their respective recycle bins, racing against the time clock to accumulate as many recycle points as possible.

If the participant has obtained enough points, a digital photo is taken during game play and displayed in the "Recycling Hall of Champions" which is shown between games.

ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNEY EDUCATES MUSEUM PATRONS
This journey begins in a lake where heat evaporates a tiny water particle into the air. You ride the water particle into the clouds, where you attempt to combine with other water particles to form a water droplet big enough to fall from the sky. When you fall, you land on the ground, seeping into an underground stream and attempt to navigate your way through the stream past water taps, clogged sections, and other blockages.

If you make it through the underground "maze", the stream rejoins the lake completing the water cycle. Visitors learn about the various stages and states of water as it journeys through the environment.

NATIONAL HERITAGE EXPLORED IN MUSICAL INTERACTIVE
Visitors to the National Museum of the Filipino People have the chance to visit various regions of the country and try out the traditional musical instruments of those areas.

Patrons have an opportunity to experiment with virtual gongs, drums, and traditional string instruments while learning something about the regions where they originated.

Notably, the real instruments are much too fragile to permit visitor handling, therefore the only way they can be heard and played again and again is through the use of our Mandala® GX interface.

In a Nuclear Reactor simulation, you are positioned at the bottom of the screen where you must use your body to ricochet a Neutron into the layers of Atoms at the top of the screen.

As the experience progresses and more power is released, the Neutron begins to ricochet more quickly, forcing you to move faster in order to harvest the energy. A fun and exciting way to learn some basic principles of Nuclear Physics!

Virtual Simulation teaches health as it puts you into an animated white blood cell.
Users race through arteries and blood vessels, headed for the problem areas, travelling from area to area learning more and more about how our human body works and how to maintain good health.

Inevitably they must cooperate with an army of other white blood cells in cleaning up and removing problem substances that are harming the body.

In a Weather simulation, you are transported out into a rural setting, where they may choose between two storm types. While watching yourself on the screen, you can interact with the environment and experience the physical dynamics of powerful Hurricanes and Tornadoes.

Choose a Hurricane and winds begin to slowly build as the rain begins to increase in intensity. Soon objects come flying into the scene and you are blown along past rattling stationary objects (flagpoles, trees, benches, etc.) that you can try to hold onto.

Choose a Tornado and see the storm forming in the distance and rapidly approaching , tearing up everything in its wake. When the storm finally crosses your path, you are picked up and carried around, up and down inside the whirling funnel.

Adding to the realism, participants are blown by large wind fans that are controlled in conjunction with the interactive computer visuals of the storm's effects.