Imagine the following scenario: You are walking through a museum, trade fair or similar and are looking around to see what information you want to absorb next.

Suddenly you see an airplane moving majestically through the sky - but on a screen. This screen arouses your interest and you run to it. In front of you, you see two screens with 3D models of airplanes and at the bottom you realize that the screen has several holes and that these are not screens at all, but rather plates that are being projected onto.

And although they are not touchscreens, the lower screen requires you to take some tangibles and place them on a designated spot. Well, it can't hurt. Tangibles seem to be 3d-printed airplane models. You take an airplane and place it on one of the holes. All of a sudden, another animation seems to play. The stand seems to be navigated with the help of these tangibles, so you try out what works. A scroll wheel symbolizes that the tangible should be turned.

Vision

• thanks to dimi - prerformance and introduction

"What needs to happen at the current stage of the project for us to get closer to our vision?”

• First of all, we need to bring the project up to our currently expected standard. That includes:
  • Infuse the installation with the techy vibe we desire and envision
    • need to cover up the construction
  • ideal technical implementation of our tangibles
    • with which we navigate through the content, also need to be completed
• Once these points are fulfilled, the project unfolds our vision of let the user get a visual deep dive into jet engines
• we will offer a captivating installation that picks up the exhibition visitor with fascinating airplane depictions and immerses them in exciting technical masterpieces
  • Anyone who has followed our project for a while knows what we had in mind to captivate the user
    • drafts hologram screen
    • pig projections
    • to give user some spectacular impressions

Design

• Let's take another look at the current prototype and why it is the way it is at the moment
• With the design of our prototype we want to take up the technical clean excellence of the jet engines - engineering masterpieces
• matching with aviation, we have kept the theme in blue
• For our approach to visualise the spectacular inner workings of the engines, the hologram look appealed to us
  • this offers the possibility to present clearly and minimally complex content
• in contrast to the complex content, we have solved the navigation with tangibles with which we can easily scroll back and forth through the information flow
  • sadly despite spending lots of hours trying to get them work - we dont made it as yet
  • isnt that much left until clean native navigation
    • keyprints
    • encoder miscount - not relyable
    • two funktions
• Our information hierarchy is structured in such a way that we pick up the recipient with easy-to-understand aeroplanes and step by step introduce him to the complicated inner workings of the jet engines
  • we want to avoid excessive demands at the beginning and thus a rejection of the installation
• decide split content onto two screen on which on—e screen responsible
  • information navigation
  • exciting visualisation