The Amparo Museum Experience

The applied CDi technology has attracted many visitors since the very day the Museum was inaugurated in 1991. It was discovered that a very large segment of the public that initially visited the Museum during the first stage, came specifically for the application, and not its content. They were engineers who wanted to see, firsthand, in their own country, the actual application of a technology they were only familiar with in theory, that is until the Amparo Museum pioneered its use. It is worth mentioning that even today, in 1995, an uninterrupted stream of visitors continues to be detected as coming to the Museum just to see the applied technology. Curiously enough, that group of the public has expanded to not only include engineers, but also students of Industrial Technological Options who come to the Museum for the purpose of utilizing the CDi and exploring its possible applications. An interesting comment was made by a professor of precisely one of those groups who had come to the Museum in May, of 1995. Responding to the inquiry: "What was the principal reason for your visit to the Amparo Museum today?" . . .