Bones and Sports
Health & Wellness · Interactive
- DimensionsSubject to on-site plan
- PresentationInteractive
- PricingQuoted by manufacture spec
Purpose & Scientific Principle
Through participation and interaction, participants can understand the structure of human bones and understand the function of bones in the sports system through viewing.
How to Operate
This exhibition is composed of multimedia screens, somatosensory interactive devices, computers, etc. Visitors can understand the movement status of bones during human movement through somatosensory interaction.
Standby: Three-dimensional human skeleton can make simple solicitation gestures.
Interaction: The visitor stands at a designated position in front of the screen. After the system recognizes it, the skeletal human body in the screen will follow the visitor's actions.
Bones are hard organs that make up the internal skeleton of vertebrates. Their functions are to move, support, and protect the body; to produce red blood cells and white blood cells; and to store minerals. The bones of the human body play a role in supporting the body and are part of the human movement system. An adult has 206 bones. Bones are generally connected by joints and ligaments.
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