The Science Museum commissioned us to create a series of interactive animations to guide visitors though the very complex inner working of all their steam engine. These were installed as kiosks throughout the new Engine Hall at the museum.
The Science Museum commissioned us to create a series of interactive animations to guide visitors though the very complex inner working of all their steam engine. These were installed as kiosks throughout the new Engine Hall at the museum.
Dear Flippers,
a comment from a physics teacher from Italy.
your interactive animations of steam machines were (are) really magnificent. Sadly it seems they are no longer available on the internet.
Even on “Internet Archive”:
https://web.archive.org/web/20120703172919/http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/on-line/energyhall/page1.asp
the page is there, but Flash is no longer supported…
is there a way to enjoy them again, for teaching purposes in the classroom?
Beniamino Danese
Hi Beniamino, thanks for your kind comments about the animations. I’m afraid there probably is no way of viewing them online any more since the demise of flash, but they are on display in the London Science Museum to this day, which is very much not as convenient as a handy web version, but maybe when the world get’s back to normal a field trip to London could be fun? Sorry I can’t be of more help. You could email the museum and ask them to take a quick video for you?
Hi flipper01,
many thanks for your kind reply.
I will surely email the Museum.
Ben