RENO, Nev. – Step into the extraordinary world of Super Human: Power of Technology, the latest featured exhibition at The Discovery, and explore the cutting-edge innovations that are helping humans overcome physical limits and reimagine the future. Now open through October 12, 2025, the exhibition is included with museum admission.
Created by Scitech in Perth, Australia, and produced by Imagine Exhibitions, Super Human invites visitors of all ages to explore the surprising ways technology integrates with the human body and mimics nature to enhance strength, mobility, and perception. With 23 interactive displays, guests can test their strength in an exoskeleton, move a ball using only their mind, or navigate a virtual jetpack flight.
“From climbing into an exoskeleton to flying a virtual jetpack, this exhibition is packed with full-body experiences,” said Patrick Turner, Chief Advancement Officer at The Discovery. “There’s a great mix of interactives and problem-solving that highlight how technology helps us overcome our natural limits.”
Visitors can challenge their reflexes, explore how bionic eyes function, control robotic limbs with gestures, or experiment with night vision and camouflage in a hands-on celebration of innovation and possibility.
“This highly interactive exhibition gives visitors the opportunity to explore how technology has enhanced human capability—and may just inspire the future engineers of tomorrow,” said Tom Zaller, President and CEO of Imagine.
Adults, families and children alike will be amazed as they explore the interactive experiences in Super Human, testing their strength, reflexes and imagination in this thrilling celebration of human potential and technology.
Support for Super Human at The Discovery’s Featured Exhibition Program was provided by Robert S & Dorothy Keyser Foundation, The Marshall R Matley Foundation, Molina Healthcare Charitable Foundation, K&K Grimm Family Fund at the Community Foundation of Northern Nevada, Northern Nevada Health System, and Shelly and Arnie Glassberg.
Don’t miss Super Human: Power of Technology. For more information, visit nvdm.org.
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About The Discovery
The Discovery mission is to inspire by being the place to experience science. Through unique, hands-on programs, exhibitions and events, The Discovery creates learning experiences that range from simple curiosity to deep understanding, empowering a community of critical thinkers. The Discovery is a locally founded nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. To learn more about The Discovery and how you can help support the museum’s mission, visit www.nvdm.org.
About Imagine
Imagine (formerly known as Imagine Exhibitions) is a global leader in immersive storytelling and experiential design, specializing in the development of world-class exhibitions and attractions for museums, studios, IPs, brands, and leisure destinations worldwide. Through its four core services—Exhibitions, Studio, Retail, and Operations—Imagine created visitor experiences that entertain, educate, and inspire. Imagine is currently producing, presenting or operating more than 40 unique experiences around the globe, spanning museums, science centers, zoos, botanical gardens, integrated resorts, and non-traditional venues. For details, visit theimagineteam.com.
About Scitech
Explore your world through wonder! Scitech is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to increase awareness, interest, capability and participation by all Western Australians in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. For more information visit scitech.org.au.
