Central Weather Administration | Remote-Sensing Signal Model

Younger Audiences × Interactive Learning

Displayed at the Central Weather Administration's Open House, the model was designed for high-school and junior-high students as well as younger children. It offers an approachable introduction to remote sensing and weather monitoring.

Screens and Models × Visible Signal Paths

High-brightness displays are paired with 3D-printed models. Animations of weather-radar networks, meteorological satellites and marine radar are compared with the physical models to explain signal transmission between Taiwan's observation systems.

A Different Exhibition Format × Learning Through Interaction

The interactive presentation replaces a conventional static explanation, showing how new media can make science education more engaging.

Integrated Team × Coordinated Production

The in-house team included software engineers, animators, model makers and video-marketing specialists, coordinating interaction and educational content throughout production.

Max One Animation Planning × 3D Models and 2D Animation

Video planning began alongside model development, covering content structure, visual language and motion. Custom animation on bright displays organizes weather-radar networks, satellite systems and marine monitoring into clear visual sequences. Screen content and physical exhibits respond to one another so visitors can follow how signals travel between systems.

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