CLIMATE ENVIRONMENT

While visitors watch the causes and consequences of climate change from the acrylic sphere placed to represent our world, they answer a question-and-answer application that teaches us what we need to do to reduce our carbon footprint with the question-and-answer content that will appear on the screens and they will be scored.

The unit consists of a screen and a smart table system with RFID sensors in front of it and AR blocks with table-sensitive RFID tags. On the screen, in line with the game scenario, the natural carbon cycle and the human factor affecting it, carbon emissions from various production and actions are interactively conveyed. In order to create interaction, the blocks are placed on the table following the steps shown on the screen.

It is a device where visitors can recognize the different climate types seen in the world. There is a puzzle piece for 5 climate types based on Köppen climate classification. These climate classes are A (Tropical Climates), B (Arid Climates), C (Warm Temperate Climates), D (Cold Snow Climates), E (Polar Climates). On the floor where the pieces will be placed, there is a world map print on the led light panel. Videos will play on the screen when the piece is attached to the area for each of the 5 different climate classes.