Interactive science exhibits, designed and built by us.

Science Zone by Tarun Enterprise designs, fabricates and installs hands-on science exhibits for museums and learning spaces.

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Selected work

A selection of interactive exhibits designed, manufactured, and installed for public learning.

Exhibits in action

Concept animations of selected exhibits.

Concept Animation (AI)
Energy & Work • Concept animation (AI-generated)

Pedal Power Dynamo Generator

Biomechanical rotation drives a permanent magnet dynamo, illuminating resistance lamps as pedalling speed increases.

Concept Animation (AI)
Mechanics & Motion • Concept animation (AI-generated)

Pendulum Wave Harmonic Motion

Multiple uncoupled pendulums of graduated length cycle through travelling waves, standing waves, and periodic realignment.

Concept Animation (AI)
Mechanics & Motion • Concept animation (AI-generated)

Suspension Bridge Model

Dynamic tension distribution across steel suspension cables, turnbuckles, and support towers under simulated footway crossing.

Concept Animation (AI)
Mechanics & Motion • Concept animation (AI-generated)

Pulleys and Belts Transmission

Rotational speed multiplication and torque transfer demonstrated through four interlinked belt-driven pulleys driven by hand wheel.

What we do

Complete end-to-end exhibit delivery from educational concept to on-site assembly.

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Design

We engineer interactive physical mechanisms, load frameworks, and educational mechanics directly from science curriculum concepts.

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Fabrication

Our workshop manufactures each exhibit with structural steel, precision machining, acrylics, and industrial-grade hardware for high-traffic durability.

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Installation

We transport, assemble, calibrate, and anchor each exhibit on-site for museum and public centre operations.

Planning an exhibit or a science space? Call or write to us.

We work directly with museum curators, school principals, science centre planners, and education departments.

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