Revolutionizing Dinosaur Exhibitions: The Dinolab Experience

Inception Cultural and Creative Co., Ltd's Futuristic Approach to Dinosaur Exhibitions

Inception Cultural and Creative Co., Ltd drew inspiration from a desire to create a fully original exhibition. The Dinolab is not just an exhibition; it's a theatrical performance. Actors are invited to perform within the exhibition, adding a layer of realism and immersion that is seldom seen in traditional exhibitions. This innovative approach to exhibition design has set Dinolab apart from its contemporaries.

What truly makes Dinolab unique is its futuristic storyline and digital interaction designs. The exhibition attracted more than 150,000 visitors in just 100 days, a testament to its appeal and success. The 5-meter high CUBE space allowed attendees to come into close contact with hundreds of exhibits, robotic dinosaurs, and giant skeleton statues, providing an experience that was both educational and entertaining.

The Dinolab project began in November 2016 in Taiwan and was exhibited at the Taiwan Science Education Center in Taipei from July to October 2017. The exhibition's success is a testament to the innovative design approach of Inception Cultural and Creative Co., Ltd, and their commitment to creating unique and engaging experiences.

The Dinolab is not just an exhibition, but a brand new Intellectual Property (IP). The copyrights belong to Inception Cultural & Creative Co., Ltd, further emphasizing the originality and uniqueness of the project. This innovative approach to exhibition design has not only attracted a large audience but has also been recognized by the prestigious A' Design Award, where it was awarded the Golden in A' Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design Award in 2018.

The Dinolab is a shining example of how innovation and creativity can revolutionize traditional formats. By blending elements of theater and exhibition, Inception Cultural and Creative Co., Ltd has created a unique experience that captivates audiences and pushes the boundaries of what an exhibition can be.