PERMANENT INSTALLATION
Three interactive installations inside The Dive — Frost Science’s 7,000-square-foot immersive aquatic gallery — including a six-screen 4K walkthrough built with Emmy Award–winning underwater cinematographer Frazier Nivens. Real-time interactive systems engineered for permanent daily operation.
The Dive is one of Frost Science Museum’s most distinctive spaces — a 7,000-square-foot immersive gallery built around the Oculus lens, a cylindrical window into the Gulf Stream Aquarium where hammerhead sharks, mahi-mahi, and large groupers pass within feet of visitors. We built three interactive installations inside it.
A six-screen 4K wall that turns a section of The Dive into a fully immersive underwater environment, produced with Frazier Nivens — the Emmy Award–winning underwater cinematographer whose work has appeared on Discovery’s Shark Week, Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, NBC, ABC, CBS, and the BBC. Frazier’s footage drives the walkthrough; we built the show-control system, the screen array, and the integration that lets the room behave as one continuous environment.
A touchscreen interactive teaching reef biology and ocean systems, paired with physical LED lighting that responds to what the visitor touches. Selecting an organism or habitat on screen lights up the corresponding feature in the room — software and physical lighting designed and built as one system.
A motion-tracked installation that responds to visitors as they walk past. Body tracking drives the on-screen content — no controls to operate, the room simply reacts.
By the numbers
INSTALLATIONS
4K SCREENS
SQ FT GALLERY
Frazier Nivens · Underwater cinematography (six-screen walkthrough). Emmy Award winner. Ocean Imaging.
Frost Science Museum · The Dive exhibit.
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