Digital signage, through Delta Products and MultiTouch interactive touch screens, takes the ancient technology to modern age and makes it accessible to the visitors who have the opportunity to explore the mechanisms of the space shuttle Atlantis at the Kennedy Space Center.
Little more than two years ago that the shuttle Atlantis space return from his last mission, but despite his inactivity, his memory is still alive at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral. An environment of entertainment which was opened to the public on June 29 and where digital signage has taken a leading role.
The Atlantis is the centerpiece of an exhibition of 90,000 square meters, installed at the Kennedy Space Center of NASA in Florida, which pays homage to the last ferry that sailed the space. This exhibition offers visitors more than 60 touch experiences and high-tech simulators, but it also has a large number of digital signage and interactive kiosks whose contents have been made by the Agency screens Unified Field.
"Digital signage helps to carry the ancient technology to modern age and makes it accessible to give visitors the opportunity to explore the mechanisms of transport through interactive touch screens," says Jason Bell, senior producer of New York City-based Unified Field.
This exhibition have implemented a wide variety of technologies, from the projection, to the display, such as a large video wall of Delta Products and two large interactive display systems of MultiTouch.
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