Client
National Museum of Prehistory
Industry
Government and Associations
Exhibition
Location
Digital Project
Date
2025-03-03
Style
Light Colored
National Museum of Prehistory x King One Design
The National Museum of Prehistory is a museum that integrates archaeology with modern technology. It serves as a hub for Taiwan's prehistoric, Austronesian history, society, environment, and culture, using the approaches of reproduction, revitalization, and regeneration. The museum inspires people to explore and reflect on Taiwan's position in the world through innovative and engaging experiences. King One Design is honored to have optimized the interactive motion-sensing devices for the museum's children's hall, enhancing the fun and educational experience for children as they explore the lives of past communities.
Interactive Design Express
The National Museum of Prehistory is the only archaeological museum in the world located within a science park. The Southern Taiwan Science Park is currently the area in Taiwan with the highest site density, the most complete cultural stratigraphy, and the largest excavation area. The museum was established to preserve and showcase the artifacts unearthed from the excavated sites, and it has become a crucial foundation for cultural heritage research in the southern region. This time, King One Design has optimized the interactive motion-sensing devices for the museum, aiming to combine new technology with historical culture to provide visitors with a fresh and innovative exhibition experience.
The National Museum of Prehistory focuses on participatory experiences, researching and showcasing the archaeological sites of the Southern Taiwan Science Park. It has become an important venue for the public to learn about prehistoric cultures.
The kinetic interaction installation enhances the sensory experience of the audience and strengthens the transmission of knowledge.
National Museum of Prehistory – Interactive Games Merging New Technology with Ancient Culture
King One Design enhances the motion-sensing interactive devices to recreate the ancient fire-starting process, providing children with an engaging learning experience.
Audiences can freely choose fire-starting tools and materials through a digital screen, experiencing personalized interaction.
When the audience interacts with the kinetic installation, the wall projection of the fire will also change in response.
Audiences can take photos with the shaped wall and the fire they have ignited, creating precious memories.
The physical fire pit in the center of the venue is linked to the projected fire visuals and kinetic interaction, enhancing the immersive experience.
Digital interaction blends education with entertainment, transforming the exhibition learning experience.
King One Design is honored to have been entrusted by the National Museum of Prehistory to optimize the design of the digital motion-sensing interactive devices, bringing cultural learning and historical records into the museum. With the arrival of the digital age, the design and application of digital tools can transform children's education, making learning both fun and more efficient. King One Design aligns with the museum's mission to create an enjoyable and meaningful interdisciplinary experience. For the museum's children's hall, we optimized the design of the motion-sensing interactive devices, allowing children to safely experience the ancient fire-starting process, enjoy immersive learning, and enhance their cultural literacy.