If your kids are already bored with the experience of a roller coaster that had they played, there is no harm in taking them to Walt Disney World theme park in Miami, United States. In place of this entertainment, there is a new roller coaster ride that is named Sum of All Thrills.
Sum of All Thrills exclusively designed by Disney to be able to deliver the new experience and a tremendous sensation to children. This is the roller coaster rides robotics, where the children will sit on a giant robot arm position named KUKA RoboSim 4-D.
Through this game, children can have fun but they can also learn mathematics directly. According to Kristin Hilf, Raytheon vice president for public affairs, the purpose of creation of Sum of All Thrills is to show kids how math and techniques can be learned in their daily socializing.
"Before boarding a roller coaster visitors are required to first select the direction and movement of the robot hand. Direction and this movement are based on the mathematical sciences or in other words, they have to do math first before riding a roller coaster," says Hilf.
Hilf continued, after selecting the direction and movement, children are given guidance in a specially designed room. On a computer touch screen (touch screen), are still required to choose a vehicle and the shape and speed based climbing and inversion.
After all these options have been granted by the visitors, the information will be stored into the magnetic card and will be incorporated into the simulator that they will use. Since it was a new experience and sensation begins.
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