Visitors can grow cells in a virtual laboratory or try to win cards by beating their partner’s cells with their cell qualities. In Scene 2, the doors of the “Nucleus” open and the table tops slide out to reveal games about cells. At the end of Scene 1, visitors are warned that the “Nucleus” – a giant lozenge in the centre of the pod, containing 10 touch table tops and screen interactive games -, will start to open. Lighting and music change, video is projected onto 4 two-metre diameter round screens integrated in the ceiling and 6 speakers play the accompanying audio.
There, visitors learn about what cells are. Using a Medialon control panel on a wireless touch screen PC, the moderator starts Scene 1. Once seated around the edge, the show begins. Thanks to Medialon Manager Timeline, it allows to easily synchronize the music, sound and video devices for each of the scenes.Ī Pre Show with music and lighting effects welcomes visitors into Centre of the Cell. The five scenes designed in the Centre of the Cell are timeline shows. It also sends devices status reports to help the staff solve any difficulties they may have. The Medialon system remotely controls the power up and down of all the A/V devices installed in the pod. Being the main A/V show and media controller of the installation, Medialon is in charge of the set up of each of these scenes along with their timings. In Centre of the Cell, visitors are immersed in a full audiovisual experience throughout 5 different “spaces”, or scenes. DJW also worked closely with the project designer, Land Design Studio. (DJW) – recognised as one of the UK’s leading forces in the Audio Visual industry -, was subcontracted by the lead contractor Beck Interior, to provide a full Medialon integrated system in Centre of the Cell. The centre is located in a pod suspended over the biggest open plan research laboratories in Europe based in Whitechapel, London, UK.ĭ.J.Willrich Ltd. Related: Medialon at the Upsala Nya Tidning newspaper’s visitor centre in Sweden / Medialon goes 20, 000 years under the ice at "The Glacier Garden" in Baie-Comeau, Quebec, CanadaĬentre of the Cell is a science centre helping children and young people learn about biomedical science and research through digital games and audio visual displays.
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