Chicago Museum of Science and Industry sets up LED room for visitors to experience the world of light

As one of the most popular museums in Chicago, the Museum of Science and Industry not only offers the visual feast of the Omnimax (Omnimax) theater, but also features a variety of rich and interesting themed exhibitions that are very attractive. Starting from October 8 of this year, the museum has grandly launched the theme interactive exhibition "YOU! The Experience", inviting visitors to personally participate in fun games and learn more about the secrets of the human body and health through interaction.

Among a series of themed activities is an LED room interactive learning room where visitors can experience the impact of color changes on humans. The museum used a total of 18,000 RGB LEDs to demonstrate how people perceive colors and color changes, aiming to explain how people see and perceive all colors, color changes, wavelength differences, etc., further demonstrating the reflection effects of light, shadow effects, and the phenomena that occur when light passes through dichroic filters or mirrors.

Visitors can slide the controls on the DMX central console to adjust the red, green, and blue (RGB) LEDs and view almost any color change and combination. This translucent LED room stands up to 4.6 meters tall and is approximately 3 meters wide, with 18,000 RGB LEDs installed vertically on the walls.

Visitors experiencing the light changes