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Michael Luck Schneider was Senior Interaction Designer of New Technologies at moey inc.<\/a>, an exhibition design company in Brooklyn, NY.<\/p>\n

While working at moey inc. I had the opportunity to work on a number of exciting projects. Because of the small size of the firm I would often see a project from start to finish: meeting with clients, developing a proposal, making a mochup, user testing, protoyping and final production. Below is a description of some of the projects that I worked on:<\/p>\n

The Intrepid Air and Space Museum, “Hall of Heroes”<\/strong> Created the audio-video systems design, specified the equipment and installed it.
\nBuilt interactive audio Bell 47 helicopter exhibit.
\nSpecified and purchased 5 projector system, including rear-projection system.<\/p>\n

Staten Island Children’s Museum, “Insect Orchestra” and “Spider Vibrate”
\n<\/strong>Engineered, prototyped and built two interactive pieces for the Staten Island Children’s Museum. “Insect Orchestra” was a large screen of animated insects that you could listen to if you pushed the associated button. Each insect had a loop button and a sample button so that you could jam with insect sounds.<\/p>\n

“Spider Vibrate” was a game of finding your dinner by feeling for vibrations on different strings. Sound, vibration and light cues helped you as you got hungrier.<\/p>\n

National Building Museum, “The Green House”<\/strong>
\nWorked with the National Building Museum in Washington D.C. to design, prototype, fabricate and install a series of interactive panels explaining water and power conservation. The exhibit was built out of green materials.<\/p>\n

American Museum of Natural History<\/strong>
\nDesigned and built a number of interactive pieces for the museum including:<\/p>\n