Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN)– You may have heard about the opening of the Museum of the Future in Dubai, but you may not have had a chance to visit it yet..don’t worry! You can get a quick and close look inside it through a video clip taken by the Lebanese, Johnny Ozair (watch the video above).
Uzair has been working in photography and film since 2009. Not only that, but he also creates videos on social media for social campaigns and events.
He also tends to observe nature and different cultures, in addition to observing the new era of technology, which interests him a lot.
In turn, he participated in a challenge with his friend Abdullah Al-Badwawi to monitor the beauty of the Museum of the Future in Dubai, through FPV technology, known as “drone racing”.
Thus, the two friends decided to highlight the shape of the museum, from the outside and the inside.
And according to what the Dubai Future Foundation stated, on its official website, the museum brings together “elements of display, interactive theater, and attractive performances, which invites you to look beyond the present from possible scenarios.”
The museum includes three floors of interactive exhibits that will focus on the potential future of outer space resource development, ecosystems and bioengineering, health and wellness, and spirituality.
Another floor will showcase near-future technologies that will change our world, by addressing challenges in areas as diverse as health, water, food, transportation and energy.
The last floor will be for children, where they discover and tackle challenges in their own unique way to become ‘future champions’.
The two friends started filming at 5 am with the sunrise. Both stayed until sunset, when the museum was lit up before it was officially opened.
In total, filming took 5 hours in the morning and 5 hours at night.
The video was shared by more than 10,000 people, in addition to being uploaded to several platforms, until it spread widely.