Thoughts fly high

Thoughts and inspirations refer to the creative ideas or achievements generated by people's learning, practice, and accumulation of experience and knowledge in activities such as literature, art, science, and technology. They are the products of the extension of visual thinking to the subconscious. But it is not mysterious, it is a thinking ability possessed by every ordinary person, and its application scenarios are very wide. Now, try to capture the "inspiration fireworks" in the projection, feel the capture and collision, and stimulate creative thinking!

The unit is designed for unsupervised public use: controls are recessed or shielded, moving parts are enclosed, and the interface is operable by a child of about six with no instruction. Where a screen is used, the language can be switched without changing the hardware, and the content can be replaced on site.

The so-called inspiration refers to the creative ideas or achievements that people produce through arduous learning, continuous practice, and accumulation of experience and knowledge in activities such as literature, art, science, and technology. It is the product of the extension of visual thinking to the subconscious. It requires people to have a high level of attention to a certain situation. High attention comes from a strong enthusiasm and positive attitude towards the subject being studied. The inspiration of thinking resides in the subconscious, and the emergence of a research result or idea has a long gestation process. Once matured, sudden communication emerges as a manifestation of consciousness. Inspiration can be attributed to the product of the interaction between the conscious and subconscious. The conscious and subconscious are different levels of the human brain's reflection of the objective world. Consciousness is the consciousness in which the human body directly receives information from various parts and drives the limbs to express themselves. Famous scientist Qian Xuesen once pointed out: "Any comrade with creative experience knows that relying on visual thinking and abstract thinking cannot create.