Virtual Pet Adoption

Adopt a virtual pet – Fish

Adopt a virtual pet like fish, dog, cat etc. You can Build-Your-Own-Fish online and set them free into the website displays. You can adopt a virtual pet your own fish, save them, enter the Museum and with an interactive kiosk recover and set them free in the Museum tank. This is a new aspect for museum displays, as conventional walls vanish and everybody can enjoy this experience. Just enjoying it online is much more fun. Adopt a virtual pet like fish is very easy and enjoyable.

Website visitors can construct a fish at home and see it swimming in a web tank, which is an online form of the Museum's replicated tank. You can adopt a virtual pet and put them in an aquarium and let the whole world see your virtual pet.

The visitors can also view your vitual pet which you have adopted and can also release the fish into the running exhibit. Museum visitors can retrieve fish that they created on the website and then release them into the exhibit tank.

The Virtual FishTank showcase has been altered such that it can communicate with the backend database server. The connection has two purposes: to get fish release messages from the net and to help museum visitors to login and recover their saved fish. When a visitor logs in, the display resembles another web client to the backend Java server. When a website visitor frees a fish, a message is communicated to the backend server that keeps the fish in a release queue. When the turn of fish arrives turn, the backend server transmits the "release" message to the display. If the fish exhibited has finished its life cycle, its life story data (noted depth data, food consumption instances, etc.) is retransmitted from the museum to the backend server where it is saved into a database.

I wish you all the best on your virtual pet adoption adventure!

Best wishes,
Thomas T :)

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