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Outdoor Botanical Garden Giant Simulation Robot Animatronic Insects Model Rust Proof

Brand Name:	Longshang
Model Number:	LSAD053
MOQ:	1
Price:	1999-5999USD
Payment Terms:	L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram
Supply Ability:	150 Pieces/Month

Detail Information

Product Description

Detail Information

Place of Origin:

China

Certification:

CE, ISO

Product:

Outdoor Botanical Garden Giant Simulation Robot Insect Animatronic Model

Size:

Lifesize

Material:

Steel Structure, Sponge, Motor, Silicone Rubber

Craftsman:

Handmade

Usage:

Science, Education, Garden, Zoo, Commercial Display

Transportation:

By Sea, Air, Rail

Package:

Air Bubble Film, Wooden Case

Packaging Details:

Air bubble film, wooden case

Highlight:

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Product Description

Outdoor Botanical Garden Giant Simulation Robot Insect Animatronic Model

Concept Overview

This is a specialized category of animatronics designed to blend art, nature, and technology in outdoor

botanical settings. These are weatherproof, durable, and ecologically-themed installations that enhance

garden experiences through surprising encounters with oversized robotic insects.

Items	Parameters
Size	Lifesize
Movements	1. Mouth open and close; 2. Head left to right; 3. Roaring
Control	Infrared Sensor
Material	1. Rust-proof treated mechanical steel frame; DC motor(24V weak power, no harm to human body); 2. Surface material: high density foam, silicone rubber, etc. 3. Artificial fur
Power	110v or 220V
Certificates	CE, ISO
Loading Port	Chengdu, Chongqing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Ningbo
Transportation	By Sea, Railway, Air
Warranty	12 months

Certificates

Outdoor Botanical Garden Giant Simulation Robot Animatronic Insects Model Rust Proof 0

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Core Design Philosophy: Harmony with Nature

1. Botanical Integration

Habitat-Specific Design: Insects chosen based on local ecology (e.g., pollinators for flower gardens,

beetles for forested areas).

Natural Camouflage: Colors and textures that complement surroundings without dominating them.
Interactive Flora: Some models interact with real plants—a robotic bee "pollinating" a sculpture flower,

a mantis "hiding" in foliage.

2. Educational Narrative

Life Cycle Stations: Multiple models showing different stages (larva, pupa, adult).
Ecosystem Roles: Highlighting insects as pollinators, decomposers, or predators.
Scale Comparison: Nearby plaques showing actual-size silhouettes.

Botanical Garden Application Examples

Garden Zone	Recommended Insects	Key Behaviors	Educational Focus
Butterfly Garden	Giant Monarch Butterfly, Swallowtail	Slow wing unfolding, feeding proboscis motion	Pollination, metamorphosis, migration
Wetland Area	Giant Dragonfly, Water Strider	Skimming motion, flight sequences, wing drying poses	Aquatic ecosystems, insect adaptation
Children's Garden	Friendly Ladybug, Bumblebee	Gentle rocking, "waving" antennae, happy sounds	Insect benefits, overcoming fears
Nocturnal Garden	Giant Luna Moth, Firefly	Bioluminescent patterns, slow graceful movements	Night pollinators, insect senses
Asian Garden	Giant Rhinoceros Beetle, Orchid Mantis	Stately walking, gentle sparring motions	Cultural significance, camouflage
Desert Garden	Giant Antlion, Darkling Beetle	Burrowing simulation, water conservation poses	Desert adaptation, survival strategies

Thematic Storytelling Opportunities

1. "Giants of the Garden" Trail

A self-guided tour featuring 8-12 giant insects placed throughout the garden, each with a specific ecological lesson.

2. Seasonal Exhibitions

Spring: Emerging insects, pollination focus
Summer: Nocturnal insects, evening programs
Autumn: Migratory insects, preparation for winter
Winter: Dormant insects with explanatory covers showing internal mechanisms

3. Special Events

"Moth Night" with glowing installations
"Bug Fest" with interactive demonstrations
Photography contests with the animatronics as subjects
Educational workshops on robotics and entomology

Success Metrics for Botanical Gardens

Increased visitation and extended dwell time
Educational program enrollment growth
Social media engagement and photo sharing
Membership renewals and new sign-ups
School group tour requests
Donor interest in sponsoring additional installations

Conclusion

Outdoor botanical garden animatronic insects represent a unique intersection of art, education, and engineering.

When successfully executed, they:

1. Create "wow" moments that make gardens memorable

2. Serve as year-round attractions beyond bloom seasons

3. Provide accessible entomology education for all ages

4. Demonstrate sustainable technology in natural settings

5. Become signature pieces that define a garden's identity

The most successful installations are those that feel organic to their environment—surprising visitors with life-like

motion while teaching them about the essential, often overlooked, insect world that sustains the very gardens they're

walking through.

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