Toy Tech 2.0

Toy Tech is a touring exhibition with toys from all over the world and a workshop (a Makerspace) in which visitors can build and test toys.

Toy Tec 2.0 invites to learning about technology and physics along with how to use tools and various kinds of material, in which way. Other features include a wind tunnel in which visitors can test the aircraft they make, a whole new launching pad for paper rockets, and a track where visitors can try out the Art bots they make. The new version also includes the option to add more activities of your own, including robot construction, programming and music, and experimenting with electricity and clay.

Toy Tech is suitable for museums and science centres, libraries and shopping malls for example. The target groups for this exhibition are primarily families with children, school classes and teachers.

Toy Tech 2.0 consists of:

A cavalcade of over 50 of the world’s most popular toys, supplemented with the most popular Swedish toys.
How do toys work? Visitors get the opportunity to investigate what a variety of well-known toys look like on the inside via cut-through samples.
Wind tunnel and launching pad for paper rockets.
Track for trying out visitors’ Art bots.
Eight tables with stands and special areas for interactivity.
Banners to hang from the ceiling and text signs in Swedish and English.

The organizer adds the following:

Tables, chairs and other equipment for the workshop.
The hiring cost of the exhibition includes help with setting it up and training staff.

The exhibition was produced by the North West Intervention Center, Redmond, Washington, USA, and has been adapted for a Swedish audience by the National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm. For an extra charge, the producer of the exhibition Ed Sobey can participate in setting it up and training staff.

Contact and booking: Nils Olander

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Last updated 7 December 2021.