MIRDC | Interactive Hydrogen Model with Holographic Animation

Hydrogen Project × Four Connected Themes

MIRDC's model focuses on green energy, high-pressure hydrogen storage and transport, safety testing and applications. Four zones introduce the technologies and their role in future energy systems.

Four Display Zones × Technical Explanations

The zones cover hydrogen storage, safety during high-pressure storage and transport, natural-gas and hydrogen blending, and application development. Each connects operating principles with practical uses in the energy transition.

Buttons and Lighting × Synchronized Data

Interactive buttons adjust the natural-gas and hydrogen blend demonstration. Light proportions and displayed data change together, making the process visible.

Custom Format × Accessible Interaction

Approximately 100 cm long by 60 cm wide, the model separates the four scenarios into clear areas. Visitors can interact with each to explore complex equipment and technical concepts.

Technical Detail × Hands-On Learning

The model combines explanations of storage and safety testing with visitor participation, offering a direct way to learn about hydrogen technology.

MAX ONE Audiovisual Integration × Holographic Projection

Existing client 3D files were converted into high-definition animation, avoiding repeated modeling. Holographic equipment overlays virtual images above the physical model, showing hydrogen-molecule paths and pressure-vessel interiors as floating, see-through visuals.

MAX ONE × Carnival Event Video

The carnival video records the hydrogen model and holographic display at the special exhibition, extending the on-site energy explanation into digital communication.

What is MAX ONE?

MIRDC Carnival Exhibition Model Series

Maxmodel collaborated with MIRDC on the Carnival Exhibition series, including the six core-technology models listed below. The displays combine stylized characters, app integration, audiovisual experiences and immersive interaction.

Each model presents a different technical field, translating complex industrial processes into accessible visual explanations through playful interaction.

Explore the series to see how movement and interaction bring industrial models to life:

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Small-Bore Internal Coating and 4D Solid-State Additive Manufacturing

Aerospace Electrical Discharge Machining Model

Burner Model and Audiovisual Display

Technology Bear Corporate Figurine

National Energy Storage System Testing Center Model