I Built a Museum Exhibit
Designing for Curiosity, Spring 2026 School of Industrial Design, Georgia Tech Alice, Irene, Jessica, Shashank; Professor HyunJoo Oh Project Report: W...
I Built a Museum Exhibit launched on May 2, 2026 with 39 votes, #792 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
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I Built a Museum Exhibit is a life and fun application launched in May 2026. It allows users to create and design their own museum exhibits. The tool is designed for anyone interested in curating collections, organizing artifacts, or experimenting with exhibition layouts. Users can build custom displays and arrange items as they would in a real museum setting.
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I audited Designing for Curiosity in my final semester at Georgia Tech. The first half was seminar-style, working through foundational papers in design. At the midway point we got to talk about some of our learnings and I gave a presentation on Subverting Expectations . The second half was a group project where we designed and built a museum exhibit in partnership with the Children's Museum of Atlanta , for the toughest audience there is - children. It was a wonderful experience: to build something with my hands, to design a product with a tight feedback loop, to combine art, craft and technology, and to have it be received with such wonderful exclamations as “This is dope” . Wild Lenses…from knhash.in
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