Remember the movie “A Night at the Museum� Well, the video shows kids really interacting with a cool “Living Dinosaur†at LA's Natural History Museum. Dinosaurs are big attractions at museums. When they move, if they move at all, they are usually pretty much rooted to the spot. These Living Dinosaurs are so realistic that parents of very young children should think twice about taking them there because they are very scary monsters to behold.
The amazing Living Dinosaurs are the creations of ERTH which is Australia's leading innovators of physical and visual theatre. They specialise in large scale designs which include giant puppets, huge inflatables, aerial and flying creatures. Another video of their work can be seen here.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interactive Museum Experiences
- Opportunity for museums to create immersive and interactive experiences for visitors, enhancing engagement and education.
- Realistic Animatronics
- Potential for the entertainment industry to incorporate realistic animatronics to create lifelike characters and creatures in movies, theme parks, and live events.
- Innovative Theatrical Designs
- Opportunity for the performing arts industry to explore innovative designs, such as large-scale puppets and inflatables, to create visually stunning and captivating experiences for audiences.
Sectors Adopting This
- Museum and Exhibition Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for companies specializing in museum and exhibition design to incorporate interactive elements and lifelike animatronics for a more engaging visitor experience.
- Entertainment and Theme Parks
- Opportunity for the entertainment industry, including theme parks, to incorporate realistic animatronics technology to enhance visitor experiences and create more immersive attractions.
- Performing Arts and Theatre
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for the performing arts industry to explore innovative theatrical designs, like giant puppets and inflatables, to captivate audiences and offer unique experiences.
