CERN, Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches Nucleaires, Geneva, Switzerland.
European Particle Research Laboratory.
Display of Particle Accelerator Complex.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Amiga based kiosks in the visitation center.

Exploratorium in San Francisco (name unknown).
Amiga 1000 used to display graphic image.

Franklin Institute Science Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Amiga controlled exhibits for various purposes.
Glimpse into the future, careers, and college database.
1084 Video Monitor viewable by visitors to the museum.

Guiness World of Records, Empire State Building, New York, New York.
Touchpad displays for interactive quiz.

Guiness World of Records, Trocadero, London, England.
Amiga controlled touchpads.

Investigator Science and Technology Centre, Adelaide, Australia.
Commodore sponsored informational terminals.

London Transport Museum Interactive Displays, London, England.
109 CD32 consoles.
Networked kiosks developed by Index Information.

Mile Wide Crater (located in either New Mexico or Arizona).
Interactive information kiosks in visitor's center.

La Musee de la Civilsation, Quebec, Canada.
Saint Lawrence River exhibit.
Animations of river components and layers.
CBM 1084 monitor visible.

National Institutes of Health.
Dynamic Spine, CanDo multimedia teaching software about human spines.

National Library of Medicine.
Dynamic Spine, CanDo multimedia teaching software about human spines.

Oak Ridge Museum, Tennessee.
Amiga produced educational games.

Ontario Science Center, Toronto, Ontario.
Amiga 500 (use unknown).

Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Australia.
Interactive informational kiosks.

Winterthur Museum, Winterther, Deleware.
Amiga 1200 and Amiga 3000 based kiosks.
5 kiosks teach about conneseurship.
2 kiosks display general museum information.
1 kiosk enables visitors to "Furnish a Room".
Scala, ARexx, and AmigaVision used.