Interactive panels for museums and cultural centres
A visitor comes into the foyer and looks around for where to go. The panel answers for you: here is the exhibition, here is the route, here is who that person in the photograph is, here is what is on this Saturday. The attendant no longer has to say the same thing thirty times a day.
Usually it is bought for a date
An anniversary, a new exhibition, a travelling show. The date needs something visible and modern — and afterwards it stays and works every day instead of leaving with the stands. You change the content yourself, from a browser: a new exhibition means new screens, without us and without a print shop.
Visible to everyone
Large type and a high-contrast theme switch on with one button. It is the same exhibition, just readable — there is no need for a separate "simplified" version, and you have something to report on accessibility.
It doesn't depend on the internet
Everything is stored on the panel itself. The provider goes down, the building Wi-Fi is switched off — the panel keeps working as before. For a museum that matters more than it sounds: a screen showing an error at the weekend is worse than no screen at all.
What we build for this
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We'll show it live
Kiosks for museums
A touch panel with the exhibition, the programme and a map: sections, characters, photo and video. A version for visitors with low vision. Works offline.
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We'll show it livevideo 2:41
Digital signage
Screens with menus, posters and offers that change from a browser: one control panel for every location, a display schedule and operation without the internet.
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Write to us
Write to us about the space and the date you need it by — we'll show you a similar installation and price yours.