March 2008: Pufferfish were thrilled to be on hand at the National Oceanography Centre Open Day in Southampton, UK.

Taking on the shape of a giant 3D oceanographic model, the PufferSphere® was used to display a variety of data sets compiled by Dr Andrew Coward of NOC, including graphic representations of changing sea temperatures, levels of salinity and the speed of ocean currents.

Eye-catching, colourful and absorbing, the PufferSphere® was the ideal tool for displaying this complex scientific data in a way which engaged and delighted experts and laymen, young and old alike.

In December 2006 the PufferSphere® took up temporary residency at the Science Museum in London. Forming part of the Future Playground exhibition in the Antenna Gallery, the reactions of the visitors left little doubt as to the power, magnetism and ingenuity of the PufferSphere® as an educational display platform.

Read what the BBC said about us and the fantastic Science Museum here.