# TechnoFrolics — Merging Art and Science, Motion and Emotion **Site:** TechnoFrolics (David Durlach, Director) **Page:** Home (overview) --- TechnoFrolics combines engineering, art, the natural sciences, and play. We offer interactive video explorers, educational exhibits, dancing artworks, and custom design services. Our skills include physics, electronics, software, math, media — and imagination. Founded in 1988 by David Durlach. Our works have been exhibited throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada, the Middle East, and Mexico, in contexts including art galleries, museums, trade shows, aquariums and zoos, press events, and conferences on socially responsible uses of high-technology. TechnoFrolics works have been presented on Good Morning America, National Public Radio, and the Vancouver Winter Olympics, have won numerous awards, and have uniformly delighted audiences around the world. ## Featured works The homepage show reel cycles through three signature TechnoFrolics works: - **[Dancing Banners (Choreographed Fabric Banners)](/products-services/dancing-banners/)** — large suspended fabric banners performing computer-controlled choreographed dance routines for corporate events, trade shows, and institutional venues in the USA and internationally. - **[FrameGlide | Spin Browser](/products-services/frameglide-video-spin-browser-dial/)** — video-explorer system with a physical dial controller, deployed at the New England Aquarium, Spirit of Ford, COSI, MOSI, California Science Center, Aquarium of the Pacific, The Wild Center, Australian Sports Museum, and many other museums worldwide. - **[Dancing Trees / Choreographed Iron Dust](/products-services/choreographed-iron-dust/)** — award-winning kinetic sculpture (Museum of Science, Boston) where iron particles dance under choreographed electromagnetic control. Installed in science, art, and children's museums in the USA and worldwide. For the full catalog of TechnoFrolics products and services (including Power Distribution Exhibit, Hotplate Magnetism Stations, Custom Works, Tools & Components, and professional Skills & Services), see [/products-services/](/products-services/). ## See more - **Overview video** — [TechnoFrolics show reel on Vimeo](https://player.vimeo.com/video/516978628) - **[Quotes & testimonials](/quotes/)** — comments from clients, colleagues, media, and audiences (Boston Globe, New England Aquarium, MIT, Ford Motor Company, COSI, and many others) - **[About / History](/about/)** — David Durlach's founder narrative, philosophy, and TechnoFrolics' history since 1988 - **[ChoreoV.com](https://choreov.com)** — TechnoFrolics' spin-off site for choreographing artworks to music (introduction to the new Choreography-via-Video environment) - **[δroplets blog](https://daviddurlach.com/droplets/)** — David Durlach's writing on technology, art, life, and related topics (on his personal site, daviddurlach.com) - **[Contact](/contact/)** — get in touch with TechnoFrolics --- *Source: https://technofrolics.com/* *Site: TechnoFrolics (David Durlach, Director) | https://technofrolics.com | https://daviddurlach.com | https://www.linkedin.com/in/daviddurlach*