Immersive Projection Exhibition Hall: Culture jumps out and tells stories on its own!

Pushing open the thick soundproof doors of the museum, you are suddenly caught up in the vibration of a time and space storm crossing the land. The sound of bronze bells echoes in your ears, and you look up to see the boatman waving at you in the painting 'Along the River during Qingming Festival'. Don't rush to find an exit, this is not a venue malfunction, but an immersive projection technology that has installed a "time and space projector" in the museum, allowing the dusty historical collective to "fake corpses" to come out and party!

This' time and space projectionist 'has a bold hand. It turns the entire exhibition hall into a giant immersive "historical canned" movie, with an interactive stage on the floor and a digital Tang Dynasty sachet scent wafting through the air. Here, all the glass display cabinets are laid off, the Warring States bronze chariots and horses are automatically assembled in front of you, the Dunhuang flying celestial body dances around the pillars, and the sail cables of the Zheng He treasure ship adjust their angles according to the direction of your blowing. Grandparents with VR devices were playing even more fun than children: "Just now I sneezed at 'Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains', and the waterfall water in the painting really splashed onto my face

The most stunning are the "time and space Easter eggs" hidden in the details. Reaching out to block the rain of arrows projected onto the wall, one will find that the light and shadow arrows actually take a detour; Clap your hands in front of the painting 'Han Xizai's Night Banquet', and the guests in the painting will raise their glasses to greet you; Even when you stay too long in front of the Han Dynasty manor projection, the pottery dog squatting at the door will bark at you twice in protest. Xiao Chen, a history college student, went crazy in his circle of friends and said, "Help! I lost the battle with the Terra Cotta Warriors in the museum. Now I want to write him a ten thousand character review!"

The technical team is like a group of 'time and space tailors', sewing intelligent interactive' golden threads' for each historical scene. Through 48 laser projectors and 132 infrared sensors, the exhibition hall has become a place where breathing organisms can move in various directions, and even their breathing rate and line of sight focus have been incorporated into interactive algorithms. We have designed scripts for each historical figure, "the technical director pointed to the projection of Li Bai and Du Fu who were" fighting poetry, "" Li Bai would dance spontaneously if you praised him for writing good poetry, while Du Fu would listen quietly to him talk about the background of the creation of "Three Officials" and "Three Farewell

Museum educators watched with joy as the audience's behavior patterns underwent a drastic change. There is a long queue in the exhibition area that once passed quickly. The once silent exhibition hall is full of amazement and laughter. Even the most serious academic experts can't help asking the projection: "Mr. Wang Xizhi, what brand of ink did you use when you wrote the Preface to the Orchid Pavilion?" What's more surprising is that the pupils who saw the Terra Cotta Warriors painted after the interactive exhibition actually wore the virtual armor with their own hands, even in the way of armor weaving.

Enterprise exhibition halls also come to learn from teachers. Car brands disassemble engines into "light and shadow building blocks", technology companies transform chip principles into "flowing light mazes", and even real estate sales centers have launched "holographic apartment renovation games". The marketing director of a certain car company laughed and said, "In the past, customers would get sleepy when they looked at the parameter table, but now they are rushing to assemble concept cars around our projection sand table. The latest record is for a little girl who is 3 minutes and 48 seconds old

Behind this' museum revolution 'is the intricate and twisted digital archaeology. In order to restore the fluttering angle of the Han Dynasty war flag, the team consulted 127 archaeological reports; In order to simulate the scent of ancient battlefields, even the recorded "beacon formula" was restored. The ripples of the Jinshui River projected onto the blue brick floor were reconstructed 1:1 based on the water pattern scanning data of the existing river channels in the Forbidden City. We are not creating illusions, "the curator pointed to the sundial projection that changes angles as the audience moves," but rather reconstructing a tangible historical reality

As night falls, an epic "extra story" begins to unfold on the exterior walls of the museum. The entire building becomes a talking historical scroll: oracle bone inscriptions flow and reorganize on the walls, Dunhuang flying celestial beings dance gracefully on the glass curtain wall, and finally all civilization symbols converge into a rushing river of light and shadow. The food delivery guy passing by couldn't help but stop and take photos: "This wall will change 72 times! It was just a Song Dynasty market map, and in the blink of an eye, it turned into a space launch site

Perhaps in the near future, the term 'going to museums' will become completely outdated. When every exhibit can chat with you about daily life, and every visit feels like participating in a historical blockbuster, what we gain will no longer be one-way knowledge imparting, but a two-way journey with civilization. As the old man who stood for half an hour before the projection of "Dwelling in Fuchun Mountain" said, "Rather than saying that I am looking at the painting, it is more accurate to say that Mr. Huang Gongwang is accompanying me on a cloud tour of the mountains and waters, and the scale is enlarged. I am afraid that my presbyopia may not be able to see the details clearly

Shanghai Yinwei Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. was established in June 2012 in Shanghai, China. Over the course of 13 years, it has built hundreds of light and shadow projects for customers nationwide. It is a well-known national light and shadow equipment service provider, with projection engineering, projection fusion, interactive projection, and splicing large screens as its core business. Its business scope includes light and shadow restaurants, banquet halls, multimedia exhibition halls, large screen classrooms, conference rooms, cultural and tourism night tours, as well as single or composite light and shadow projects such as outdoor wall buildings and mountain projections.