DETROIT (AP) — Toyota Motor North America and the Michigan Science Center are showcasing science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning through programs and films at a new theater at the center.
The $1.4 million Toyota 4D Engineering Theater was unveiled Monday in Detroit.
Its exterior features an interactive wall that allows visitors to engage in unique activities. Inside, the theater houses a state-of-the-art HD projection system with 3D viewing capabilities and enhanced space and lighting.
Advanced viewing technology also allows the center to live-stream video footage.
The theater opens Saturday to the public. General admission and tickets to the theater are free that day.
Toyota has a product development facility in Ann Arbor. The automaker says it has made Michigan a hub for its North American automotive research and development.
