Step inside the Durand Building rocket exhibit through AI-enabled Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses, where a conversational AI answers your questions about the rockets in real time.
This study is done by Saanvi Phaneendra, founder of Galactic Getaway, a youth-led 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit that brings free museum-quality rocket model exhibits to libraries, colleges, and community spaces across the Bay Area.
We are exploring how AI tools can change the way people experience a physical science exhibit. The rocket display at Stanford Aeronautics and Astronautics has eleven museum-quality metallic models of the rockets being built right now to reach the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
In this short session, you will interact with the exhibit in a guided way and then answer a few quick questions about your experience. We are curious about how different kinds of information tools affect what visitors notice, ask about, and remember. You do not need to know anything about rockets or AI beforehand.
Open to all Stanford students, faculty, and guests. Walk-ins are welcome too. Slots are 15 minutes and hold up to 3 people each.
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