MUSEUMS
The museum is always looking to
fi nd new stories of great innovation
There’s something about Seattle that has made it an
unusually good place to innovate, and the MOHAI Center for Innovation will help Seattle continue on that course
JEFF BEZOS SAYS
“Look at the disproportionate number of extraordinary organizations founded in Seattle - Microsoft, Costco, Boeing, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, PACCAR - even UPS was founded here. These companies and their innovations have had a big impact on Seattle, the country, and the world. There’s something about Seattle that has made it an unusually good place to innovate, and the MOHAI Center for Innovation will help Seattle continue on that course by showcasing and teaching how industrial innovation can play an important role in human advancement. New treatments, affordable fl ight, a computer on every desk – the core activities of these Seattle organisations have created benefi t for people at home and around the world.”
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Visitors can also record what they think about innovation, and what they think will be the next challenge. They can post their ideas in a number of ways: graphically, digitally, or type ideas in response to questions from other visitors. They can also conjure up their own invention, or build a business plan and compare it with others.
What’s the most popular feature? What’s Next is an exhibit which changes and discusses the future of innovation. Recently we looked at what would come next in the video game industry. Seattle is headquarters to a number of big names in the industry including Nintendo, Xbox and Valve. We invited young producers to come in and talk about what’s happening and visitors had the opportunity to test games which aren’t
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