Every project below is a real installation written up the way engineers talk: what the site demanded, what we built, and what happened after the doors opened. No stock-photo case studies.
Full engineering notes for each build — the site, the decisions, and what happened after opening.
Foam carving and sealant coating was the long-standing surface standard for animatronic dinosaurs. This is the patented molded-silicone process that replaced it…
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A Jurassic-themed animatronic dinosaur project delivered to the United Kingdom — designed and built in Zigong, shipped and installed on site.
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2019 outdoor animatronic dinosaurs at Lake George, New York — seasonal-site builds tested in Zigong before shipping to the United States.
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2019 animatronic exhibits for a Singapore science centre — museum-grade finish, low-noise drives and touch-safe detail for a school-age audience.
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A 2019 animatronic dinosaur installation in Sicily — built, tested and crated in Zigong, then installed on site for a European visitor…
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How a Nanjing mall installed a herd of 20-metre animatronic brachiosaurus — the brief, the build and what the venue measured after…
Read Case StudyCompleted installations outside mainland China, grouped by region. Project types are listed as delivered — client names and commercial terms stay private.
Italy · Sicily — animatronic dinosaur installation for a visitor attraction. United Kingdom — Jurassic-themed dinosaur project. Ukraine — ride-on animatronic dinosaur units.
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United States — Lake George, New York. Animatronic dinosaur installation for a seasonal attraction, shipped and commissioned on site.
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Singapore — animatronic exhibits for a science centre. Malaysia — dinosaur park project, multiple units.
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Oman — animatronic installation for a dinosaur festival. Morocco — animatronic project for a theme park.
Case write-up on requestLoad limits, visitor flow, fire lanes, power access — the site realities that shape every exhibit we build.
Why a drive was chosen, why a pose changed, why the control type differs between atrium and trail.
What the venue measured — dwell time, photo spots, maintenance rhythm — once visitors actually arrived.
Send us your venue and species shortlist. We'll tell you what fits — and show you the closest project we've already shipped.
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