Luring over 200,000 people each year, the exhibition is now considered a powerful science feast with around 400 programs from 140 local participants and seven outsiders such as China, Israel and Japan. Under the subject title of Technology on faster and safer railroads harmonized with human being , KRRI opened an exhibition booth within the pavilion titled Science and technology for a better decade ahead . Presented out there were state-of-the-art technologies on high speed rail, light transit rail and standardized urban transit rail. A senior researcher has been dispatched to the booth as acting ambassador and to provide visitors with a comprehensive guide in person. Visitors made a long queue to try ride the 6-axised tilting train simulator where they learned how it worked hands-on. They were also interested in folding paper HSR models along with comic books in which illustrate the railroad technology making a friendly approach. In a bid to make one step forward, KRRI is envisioning plans to develop and carry out more fun-oriented science programs that can reach out to the public especially to kids. |