Custom-built, life-size exhibits engineered to your venue — your dimensions, your movement set, your control type.
This is a photograph that sells itself. A visitor sits in a jeep cockpit, a T-Rex head comes…
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Museum-grade interactive animatronic dinosaur with 3 m proximity sensing, touch response and dual behaviour modes for science centers…
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Gesture-responsive T-Rex that reads hand movement and approach speed — every visitor gets a different reaction. Indoor or…
View ProductThe interesting question with an interactive exhibit is not whether it moves. It is when it moves, and what triggers it. Get that wrong and the animal performs constantly, which reads as a machine; get it right and the animal seems to notice people.
Three trigger types cover most installs. Microwave or infrared proximity sensors work through glass and are unaffected by weather, which suits malls and entrance halls. Sound triggers catch a group approaching noisily. Gesture sensors read hand movement and are the most engaging, and the least reliable in a crowded space where everyone is moving.
Mall atriums, science centres, museum entrances and exhibition stands. The common factor is dwell time: an interactive animal earns its cost where visitors stop for more than thirty seconds. On a pass-through trail a fixed-cycle animal does the same job for less money.
Commissioning matters more on these builds than on any other, because the trigger distance, the delay and the cooldown are all set against the actual approach path. Those numbers cannot be set in a workshop.
The same questions we answer in email, published openly — sizing, cost drivers, technology and lead times.
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Read ArticleSend us the floor plan and ceiling or canopy clearance. As a rule of thumb, allow 1.5× the model's length as clear space so the movement reads properly and visitors can step back. We model the footprint in 3D before you commit.
30–45 days for the build itself, once drawings and material samples are approved. Add crating, ocean or air freight and on-site installation — you get a dated schedule before the deposit, not after.
Yes, if it is specified for it. Outdoor builds get corrosion-protected Q235 frames and sealed electrical enclosures, rated from −20°C to +60°C. Indoor-only models are cheaper — we will tell you when you do not need the outdoor spec.
An installation manual, wiring diagrams, a spare-parts list and a maintenance guide — plus a 12-month warranty with maintenance support and remote troubleshooting for control and drive issues.
Send us your venue, species list and rough dimensions. You'll get a realistic feasibility read and a ballpark lead time — no pressure, no template replies.
Or email info@hltdino.com — we reply within one business day.