Future Show

Aelion presents an exhibition that combines AI, digital art, and interactivity, featuring installations that include artistic creation on ledwalls, AI portraits, an interactive virtual painter, and 3D museum holograms.

Thanks to the Vitruvian simulator, it will be possible to experience unique and engaging immersive experiences, thanks to total 360° freedom of movement, mechanical efficiency, and seat modularity that provide levels of consistency and fluidity designed to prevent motion sickness.

An immersive journey from deep space to Earth. Visitors will be able to explore the Universe thanks to full-dome projections in a traveling planetarium and experience rare artifacts firsthand, such as a lunar meteorite, a comet fragment, and historic impact glass. The adventure continues in orbit with VR headsets, allowing visitors to experience life aboard the International Space Station, before returning to Earth with an exhibition of stick and leaf insects dedicated to discovering the fascination and mimicry of nature.

The Museum's schedule during the 3 days is as follows:

10:00 AM - 1:00 PM: VR headsets (shifts of approx. 30 min)

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM: Planetarium in English (3 shifts of approx. 30 min)

4:00 PM - 5:30 PM: Planetarium in Italian (3 shifts of approx. 30 min)

From June 24th to 26th, the WMF exhibition area will host "Perché Comprarla? Live" (Why Buy It? Live), an interactive format by Motor1 that transforms electric mobility information into a 360-degree physical experience. Participants will find a journey that combines theory and practice, featuring live talks and Q&A sessions with editorial journalists—to analyze models and technologies—alongside a test drive area to experience the vehicles directly on the road. The area's goal is to guide the public in an accessible and practical way to discover new mobility solutions and their daily impact.