Jets & bubbles

Jumping Water Jet

Trigger an arcing water jet that travels from a nozzle to a receiving bowl.

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3D MODEL
Jumping Water Jet water table concept showing an arcing segmented water jet, source nozzle, open receiving bowl and rim button

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Design concept shown in a fixed pose. The 3D view explores the form; effects and mechanisms are illustrative.

FROM ACTION TO DISCOVERY

How the interaction works

01

Press the button

Activate the rim control for the source nozzle.

02

Follow the arc

Watch the intended pulse travel along the curved water path.

03

Find the landing point

The open bowl catches the stream and drains it back toward the table circuit.

A CLOSER LOOK

Perspective render

Explore the arrangement of an arcing segmented water jet, source nozzle, open receiving bowl and rim button.

Jumping Water Jet — perspective concept render. Final detailing is developed for the exhibit installation.

LEARNING THROUGH PLAY

What visitors can discover

This concept brings trajectories, timing and observation into a shared water-table setting. Visitors can explore the idea at their own pace and compare what they notice with a partner.

Trajectories

A launched stream follows a curved route between two points.

Anticipation

Visitors predict where a moving pulse will arrive.

Observation

A gap in a stream helps make its progression easier to follow.

PART OF A BIGGER WATER TABLE

Planning Jumping Water Jet

Keep the button at the visitor edge and the full arc within the receiving area. Prototype the nozzle, pulse timing and catch-bowl alignment.

The arrangement can be developed for a museum, science centre or play space as part of a custom water table. Final dimensions, materials and operating performance are established during design and engineering.

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Perspective render

Concept perspective render