This image captures an indoor exhibit at the Science Centre Singapore, located in Jurong East, Singapore

This image captures an indoor exhibit at the Science Centre Singapore, located in Jurong East, Singapore. The primary subject is a full-sized, cream-colored anatomical human skeleton model standing upright inside a transparent, rectangular glass display case. The glass case features a white base and a vertical blue section on its right side, marked "DTP-11" in white text. The top front edge of the glass case bears the label "DTN-09." To the left of the display case, a white information panel with blue trim provides educational content, including the statement "Did you know? The adult skeleton consists of 206 bones!" and line drawings of human hand bones and spinal vertebrae. To the right of the display case is a white and blue interactive digital kiosk, integrated into the exhibit. Its vertical screen displays a glowing blue and green image of a spine under the heading "SPINE AGEING." A silver circular knob is affixed to the right side of the kiosk, below which is a circular metallic speaker grill. The surrounding environment consists of light grey walls featuring light blue circular graphics connected by lines, suggesting scientific diagrams. The floor is covered with dark grey carpeting. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted.