Choose a station
Look at the screen in one of the rim-mounted viewing heads.
Sound & sensory play
Wreck Explorer
Use viewing stations to explore a submerged shipwreck through underwater cameras.
Explore every angle
3D MODEL
Load the 3D model to rotate and zoom. Approx. 3.9 MB.
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
Explore the wreck
Use the handles to change the intended camera viewpoint.
Find a detail
Compare observations of the hull, mast, anchor and surrounding underwater scene.
A CLOSER LOOK
Perspective render
Explore the arrangement of two cylindrical viewing stations and a submerged timber wreck with hull ribs, mast, anchor and aquatic details.
LEARNING THROUGH PLAY
What visitors can discover
This concept brings observation, remote viewpoints and discovery into a shared water-table setting. Visitors can explore the idea at their own pace and compare what they notice with a partner.
Remote observation
A camera can show a place that is difficult to inspect directly.
Perspective
Changing the viewing direction reveals different details.
Evidence and storytelling
Visible fragments invite visitors to describe what they notice before imagining a story.
PART OF A BIGGER WATER TABLE
Planning Wreck Explorer
Keep viewing heads reachable and allow access to cameras and the deeper basin. Develop waterproof imaging, screen visibility and service routes; the supplied model screens use static previews.
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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