Upon entering the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum with my internship class, they asked to photograph us for their website. So here’s the “behind the scenes” with The Pen and table:

The Pen interacts with the screen above. You may pick something that interests you that’s floating along a linear path on the screen and drag it into your working space. If you like it, you may save it. This goes the same way with the caption sections of the artwork show in the museum. If you like a piece and wish to remember it, you can use the back of your pen save an inspiring piece that you are passionate about.

Not only that, but you can also draw 2D lines and shapes, and they will go 3D with it, allowing you to change the rotation and perspective.

Next was the Immersion Room, where you can use the pen once again to pick out your favorite patterns or even make your own to project it onto the wall of the whole room. This was my favorite part of the museum and I am sure most people might agree. The room is interactive with the viewer that they actually seem to have also became part of the exhibition. What a great way to get the audience interested!

Last but not least, I agree with this quote!