Clark Planetarium creates a cosmic interactive universe with Ideum

The technological association of The same thing con Clark Planetarium, located in Salt Lake City (EU), has resulted in the creation of interactive exhibits, turnkey, that combine education with entertainment.

With the aim of “inspiring and attracting curious minds, connecting people to the wonders of the universe”, Clark Planetarium offers its visitors a variety of exhibits, static and interactive, made by a production team, which internally creates dome shows, musicals and more.

As part of your partnership with Ideum, many of these interactive exhibits are designed to work with this manufacturer's touch tables, like the current ones Gravity Lab, Colonize Mars y Stellar Playground.

In this last sample, Stellar Playground, an exclusive is used Pano multi-touch table, with ultra hip format, offering an interactive experience with up to ten players at most to create solar systems from a palette of suns and planets.

In addition to educationally showing the life cycles of each celestial body to the participants and their effects on other surrounding bodies, These can work together to create life-sustaining systems that expand into the cosmos., or they can sow the seeds of chaos by creating black holes.

Ideum Pano is an ultra-wide interactive table, about 90” long, equipped with commercial displays LG contiguous duals, with resolution 4K Ultra HD (up to 7,680×2.160p) and a size of 49”.

This interactive system supports forty simultaneous touch points, thanks to sensor technology Zytronic, offers performance 24/7 and comes standard with Windows 11 Pro.

The exhibition Gravity Lab also explores the interconnection of matter and energy, although in a different way: through a puzzle game that challenges players to use gravity wells to their advantage to manipulate particle beams toward specific targets.

As shown in Stellar Playground, black holes affect everything around them, so participants must work together to strategically place and move each gravity well to avoid obstacles and achieve objectives, Navigating through a series of increasingly challenging levels.

For your part, Colonize Mars It also invites users to work together to develop a successful colony on their favorite red planet.. Based on traditional colony and city simulation games, this exhibition enhances collaboration to collect resources, build structures and develop and maintain production chains.

Objectives increase in complexity as time passes, and the ultimate goal is to create a colony capable of sustaining human life and producing 'science' in the shortest time possible.. If the players beat the timer, They will be able to add their name to the daily and all-time high score leaderboards.

These Clark Planetarium exhibits also use flat surface touch tables by Ideum, as Platform II, Pro, Pico and Colossus.