Awaken your neurons and experience science in motion!

Within the framework of the During International Brain Awareness Week at Universum, the Science Museum of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), TWall® took science outreach to a new level by transforming it into an immersive, participatory, and deeply memorable experience. More than simply presenting information about the brain, this installation allowed visitors to experience it firsthand, turning each interaction into a tangible demonstration of movement, perception, and cognitive response.

Thanks to its interactive, touch- and motion-sensitive projection technology, TWall® transformed the space into a hub of attraction where science, innovation, and experience converged to spark curiosity and generate immediate engagement. Each activity activated functions such as reaction time, coordination, balance, response speed, and spatial reasoning, making it clear, exciting, and accessible how the brain works.

The experience allowed children, teenagers, and adults not only to observe but also to actively participate in an experience that combined learning, play, and real-time interaction. What is normally explained with words was discovered here through movement, enhancing the emotional connection and the level of recall of the visit.

Its presence at Universum, the Science Museum of UNAM, demonstrated how a high-impact technological solution can enrich scientific exhibitions, museums, and cultural spaces by transforming knowledge into a living experience. TWall® not only complemented the content of International Brain Awareness Week ; it transformed it into a more engaging, contemporary, and participatory experience, capable of captivating visitors and leaving a lasting impression.

Thanks to its adaptable, inclusive, and easy-to-integrate design, TWall® is positioned as an ideal tool for institutions seeking to create immersive experiences with educational value, high engagement, and a genuine connection with their audience. In this edition, the science of the brain was not only explained: it was felt, experienced, and transformed into a memorable experience.