http://www..com/2012/08/01/preview-of-awarding-winning-ibm-think-exhibit-coming-to-epcot-fall-2012/
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"IBM’s THINK was an interactive “pop up” technology exhibit at Lincoln Center in the fall on 2011 that explored the role of technology in improving our daily lives and the world we live in. The exhibit included videos, touch screen maps, interactive media panels and mobile applications. The most visible element of the exhibit was the large digital wall, stretching 123 feet outside the converted parking garage of Lincoln Center on Columbus Avenue.
The digital wall visualized real-time live streaming data from the surrounding areas including traffic on Broadway, solar energy use on the Upper West Side, and air quality throughout Manhattan. The billboard-sized digital display showed how we use the world around us and illuminates on a local scale the many opportunities for changes to be made.
Visitors inside the exhibit were immersed in a film and interactive experience across 40 oversized digital screens. Cited for its design, the THINK exhibit has been placed in the Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection and received awards from the Industrial Designers Society of America, the Association of Independent Commercial Producers, and the Art Directors Club.
Later this year, the exhibit will be installed at Epcot in Walt Disney World."
It looks like a little bit of the old Epcot is coming back.
Excerpt from
"IBM’s THINK was an interactive “pop up” technology exhibit at Lincoln Center in the fall on 2011 that explored the role of technology in improving our daily lives and the world we live in. The exhibit included videos, touch screen maps, interactive media panels and mobile applications. The most visible element of the exhibit was the large digital wall, stretching 123 feet outside the converted parking garage of Lincoln Center on Columbus Avenue.
The digital wall visualized real-time live streaming data from the surrounding areas including traffic on Broadway, solar energy use on the Upper West Side, and air quality throughout Manhattan. The billboard-sized digital display showed how we use the world around us and illuminates on a local scale the many opportunities for changes to be made.
Visitors inside the exhibit were immersed in a film and interactive experience across 40 oversized digital screens. Cited for its design, the THINK exhibit has been placed in the Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection and received awards from the Industrial Designers Society of America, the Association of Independent Commercial Producers, and the Art Directors Club.
Later this year, the exhibit will be installed at Epcot in Walt Disney World."
It looks like a little bit of the old Epcot is coming back.
