Optical illusion turntable
- In stock with stable lead times — single units or complete sets
- Size, appearance and interaction can be adapted to the museum’s theme
- For science museums, campus science rooms, community science centers and mobile science museums
- Export packing and overseas on-site installation support
Visual Illusion Wheel/Fun Wheel/Visual Rotator/Illusion Wheel - Science Museum Exhibits Scheme
Science Behind It
optical illusion
The eyes are very peculiar, they help us obtain information from the outside world. The world we see is so colorful, but we cannot completely trust our own eyes. We can see rotation from still shapes and the complementary green color, purple, from a gray background. Being able to see the same two line segments as different lengths, and also being able to identify non-existent shapes from cluttered images.
There are many types of visual illusions, currently divided into background illusion, lateral suppression, Mueller's illusion, depth illusion, transparency illusion, visual afterimage, filling illusion, contour illusion, perspective illusion, perceptual blur, camouflage illusion, motion illusion, and other types. Due to the complexity of visual perception, people have different visual illusions at different levels. And optical illusions, mainly geometric shape illusions, are mainly studied in the types of size illusions, shape and direction illusions.
Exhibition items description
Exhibitions are designed as a device consisting of multiple discs that can rotate 360 ° and a corresponding number of control buttons. Participants can press any button to control the corresponding disc to start rotating and observe the visual illusion formed by the pattern on the surface of the disc as it rotates rapidly. After a period of time, the disc will automatically stop rotating and return to its original state.
form of expression
Mechanical and Electrical Interaction
How to Operate
1. Participants press the button to initiate the rotation of the disc;
2. Observe the visual illusion formed by the surface pattern of the disc;
video demonstration
