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Boston globe

Greeting new arrivals in the lobby of the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center is an interactive globe showcasing biotechnology's international reach.
BIO globe

Also in the lobby is HypoSurface, the world's first "dynamic surface display system," developed by Mark Goulthorpe and his team at MIT. Attendees were hesitant at first to interact with the display, which responds to audio signals, but curiosity soon got the better of them.
HypoSurface

Aisle 'I'? The exhibit hall's Italy, India and Indiana pavilions await their finishing touches.
Pavilions

Posted by Michael Francisco on May 06, 2007
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