Intel Museum Redesign Launched
Intel has defined innovation in the technology industry since its founding in 1968. Stimulant joined forces with the Taylor Group, GGE, and Globacore to help celebrate this history by revamping the Intel Museum, located at Intel’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California.
Stimulant contributed seven interactive exhibits to the museum. We designed and developed the software portion of the exhibits, collaborating with the Taylor Group for cladding and enclosures and with Intel on content and concept. The exhibits featured 2D and 3D interfaces that ranged from highlights of Intel’s history to illustrations of Moore’s Law. It was a nearly year-long effort that was one of the most rewarding projects we’ve done to date.
We powered each of our exhibits with a single Intel® 2nd Generation Core processor-based PC, with no additional video hardware or GPU, granting us higher-than-video framerates at HD frame sizes. We were thrilled with this uptick in performance with much lower cost, power usage, and heat.
The revamped Intel Museum is now open to the public!
Creating interaction beyond the computer.
From desktop to device, multi-touch to gestural and portable to permanent, Stimulant crafts magical experiences for computers that don't look like computers.