emirates7 - The Museum of the Future has unveiled an exciting lineup of innovative and engaging activities for visitors to enjoy during the Eid Al Adha holiday, catering to families of all ages.
Key attractions include a virtual space adventure, hands-on interaction with robots, and memorable photo spots throughout the museum’s futuristic environments.
Visitors can take part in a one-of-a-kind space exploration aboard the OSS Hope orbiting station. This interactive experience showcases the latest research and innovations on the station, offering a glimpse into what Dubai and the world could look like by 2071.
On the second floor, the ‘Tomorrow, Today’ exhibit features the humanoid robot Ameca, allowing visitors to communicate with it in several languages and take unique photos.
Guests can also experience ‘Al Waha,’ a sensory journey designed to promote mental clarity and natural balance. The ‘Earth Dreams’ exhibition by artist Refik Anadol immerses visitors in installations that explore the relationship between humans and nature, combining AI-generated digital art with a futuristic fusion of technology, nature, and art inspired by atmospheric visuals.
The museum introduces ‘The Vivarium’ as part of its Nature Rehabilitation Lab, a living exhibit showcasing a cutting-edge environmental design model. It includes genetically modified plants, insects, and microorganisms housed in a sealed ecosystem. Visitors can manipulate temperature, humidity, and lighting with a touch to observe how these organisms respond in real time.
On the first floor, ‘Future Heroes’ offers an interactive play area specifically for children, designed to foster learning through play, teamwork, and creativity in a safe, enjoyable environment.
For those wanting to capture special Eid memories, the museum’s striking architecture provides a breathtaking backthat beautifully merges heritage with futuristic design.
Key attractions include a virtual space adventure, hands-on interaction with robots, and memorable photo spots throughout the museum’s futuristic environments.
Visitors can take part in a one-of-a-kind space exploration aboard the OSS Hope orbiting station. This interactive experience showcases the latest research and innovations on the station, offering a glimpse into what Dubai and the world could look like by 2071.
On the second floor, the ‘Tomorrow, Today’ exhibit features the humanoid robot Ameca, allowing visitors to communicate with it in several languages and take unique photos.
Guests can also experience ‘Al Waha,’ a sensory journey designed to promote mental clarity and natural balance. The ‘Earth Dreams’ exhibition by artist Refik Anadol immerses visitors in installations that explore the relationship between humans and nature, combining AI-generated digital art with a futuristic fusion of technology, nature, and art inspired by atmospheric visuals.
The museum introduces ‘The Vivarium’ as part of its Nature Rehabilitation Lab, a living exhibit showcasing a cutting-edge environmental design model. It includes genetically modified plants, insects, and microorganisms housed in a sealed ecosystem. Visitors can manipulate temperature, humidity, and lighting with a touch to observe how these organisms respond in real time.
On the first floor, ‘Future Heroes’ offers an interactive play area specifically for children, designed to foster learning through play, teamwork, and creativity in a safe, enjoyable environment.
For those wanting to capture special Eid memories, the museum’s striking architecture provides a breathtaking backthat beautifully merges heritage with futuristic design.