John Singer of JGS Software www.jgssoftware.com produced
and installed interactive exhibits to provide the visitor with a dynamic tour of the Hudson River.
On visitor pushbutton demand, images
are presented upon a 42" plasma monitor.
Images are stored on the hard drive
of a Dell PC. Pushbutton access
is provided by Museum Technology
KE-8 Keyboard Emulators. In addition
to sending the commands through the
PS-2 keyboard port of the Dell, the KE-8
also illuminates the pushbutton (Museum Technology X-6000 series)
Photos courtesy of John G. Singer
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"Hudson River Orientation Map" Visitors to the Hudson River Museum access dynamic map images with the push of a button.
Behind the Scenes:
View of the KE-8 Keyboard Mimics. Gray wires lead to the red X-6000 Illuminated Pushbuttons mounted on exhibit surface. Black box is sub-woofer, part of audio system.
"Hudson River Jukebox"
Audio stories of the Hudson may be heard
by pressing a button and holding the Soundstik to one's ear. X-6000 Illuminated Pushbuttons connect to the Trio Integrated CD Player which plays the selected track from the audio CD
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