Academia Sinica | Interactive Hydrogen Energy Process Model

Project Story

Working with Academia Sinica, Maxmodel designed a model explaining carbon separation and hydrogen combustion through natural gas decomposition. The source presents the research as an approach to zero-carbon power generation and future green energy technology.

Interactive Process Explanation

Each operating button is designed to introduce a stage of the hydrogen-production process. This hands-on approach helps visitors explore Academia Sinica's research into natural gas decomposition.

3D Modeling and Moving Mechanisms

Detailed 3D modeling gives the equipment a clear physical form. Moving mechanisms demonstrate how the solid-carbon by-product is handled, adding a visible explanation of a process that would otherwise be difficult to show.

Lighting and Programmed Sequences

Flowing lights trace relationships between the process stages. Programmed controls coordinate the demonstration, keeping the lighting and operating sequence aligned.

Production and Communication

Production took approximately three weeks, supported by close communication and design confirmation. The model presents the research in a tangible form and aims to encourage interest in environmental technology and future energy development.