Interactive Textured Wall which will provide children with learning difficulties with 10 or more different tactile sensations. Fibre Optics with ever changing colour variation which invite interaction. Bubble columns which are fascinating to watch and will add colour and movement to a room. The original sound laboratory was created to provide scientific information about sound for the deaf students. Over the years the design and uses have evolved to include broader forms of science education, auditory training, speech therapy, music appreciation and instruction, dance instruction and performance, and relaxation techniques.
Sound labs are useful in programmes for students who are hearing as well as deaf.
The MSSL emphasizes the vibratory and tactile cues or better known as the vibro-tactile cues. Among other things, the MSSL uses amplifiers and transposes high frequency sounds to lower frequencies so that people with hearing impairment can hear and feel the sound input. MSSL is used for structured therapy sessions and can be tailored to meet the needs of any educational programme. Visual Spectrum Analyzer which shows the different components of sound. Oscilloscope which displays the sound input in waveforms.