Immersive experiences for cultural spaces
Interactive installations and multimedia journeys that amaze visitors.
What we do differently for a museum
What is installed has to manage without you. Three choices allow it.
Everything restarts after an outage
Power-up sequences at opening, shutdown at closing, content resuming unaided. The acceptance test is to pull the plug and watch what comes back.
Fixings are reversible
Anchors on existing structures, counterweights, self-supporting systems. What is installed has to be able to disappear without a trace, because the building will outlive the exhibition.
Maintenance is priced with the purchase
Consumable life, annual cost and parts availability written into the quote. That is what lets you put a line in operations rather than discover it.
What we bring in most often for you
AV integration
A permanent route is an installation, not a long event. Recessing, automation and maintenance access get designed together, and that is what makes a room last five years rather than five months.
Sentinel
The risk on a permanent install is not the failure, it is the delay before anyone learns of it. Monitoring replaces the visitor's report, which always arrives half a day too late.
Service centre
Over several years devices come back for repair. A workshop that knows your install and keeps your parts shortens every outage, which matters more than the unit price of a call-out.
What a visitor route needs
Browse the catalogueDevices rated for continuous duty, with content that resumes by itself. The source hides in a technical room rather than under the plinth, where it would be reachable and hot.
Sound zones that do not bleed from room to room, sometimes audio limited to one listening position. Nothing should be audible from the next gallery or when the room is empty.
Measured levels and no ultraviolet on sensitive pieces, sources invisible from the route. Levels are documented so they can be reset identically after a replacement.
Reversible suspensions and supports, sized for a building you do not drill. Cable routes are drawn at design time, never added with tape once the room is built.