5 innovative experiences for future museum visitors during Eid

The Museum of the Future offers visitors the opportunity to spend some quality time with their families during the Eid al-Adha holiday, discovering a range of the latest innovations and interactive exhibitions.

The journey of discovery begins in the museum lobby, where visitors can learn about the future of video recording using an advanced robotic arm that, thanks to advanced control systems, can capture unique video clips with unparalleled quality and accuracy. This innovative technology allows visitors to develop video shooting skills and easily master the production of professional clips.

The “Future Today” exhibition provides visitors with the opportunity to learn about the leading technologies of the future. The exhibition includes concepts, prototypes and current products, focusing on five major areas of the future smart society, including urban planning, environment, food safety, waste management and agriculture.

Visitors can learn about sustainable innovations that are helping to build a better tomorrow, such as models of artificial coral reef structures and 3D-printed ceramics used to create coral reef habitats and support the restoration of natural marine ecosystems, as well as many other innovations that simulate various areas of life.

This floor is designed to stimulate young minds and enhance their creativity and interactivity. Children up to ten years old can enjoy playing and learning through a variety of activities designed to enhance communication and collaboration skills.

These include high-tech climbing fences for developing fitness and learning skills, as well as labs such as the Design Lab, Construction Lab and Imagination Lab.

The floor gives children the opportunity to experience future technologies, such as using light to write and draw on walls, unleashing their creativity and imagining their role in building a better future.

Visitors can explore new plant, animal and insect species and their role in Earth’s natural ecosystems by visiting the Museum of the Future’s Nature Rehabilitation Lab, which uses artificial BroadCast Unitedligence and bioengineering to protect the planet and offers experiences such as an “ecosystem simulator” and rainforest to interactively learn about the nature of the Earth.

In addition, the lab features a library that displays more than 2,400 models of different species and organisms, allowing for an immersive and fun way to explore biodiversity.

The “Oasis” offers the opportunity to enjoy advanced therapeutic properties such as a sauna, in a comfortable environment, under a dome of light and water, focusing on the future of health and well-being.