How to Use XR in Your Museum?
Holographic Displays
Bring characters and historical figures to life
Through the addition of holographic displays, visitors can hear directly from historical figures, scientists, leaders, and even animated characters. Holographic displays allow multiple viewers to see and experience the same 3D content together, allowing for a broader sharing of information and helping to reduce wait times at interractive exhibits.
Augmented Reality Exhibits
Put enhanced interractions in a visitor's pocket
Augmented Reality is an easy way to engage visitors with no or limited additional hardware requirements. With a simple QR code scan, visitors can see Grecian statues re-painted, battlefields brought into the present, or dinosaur bones turned into walking, roaring life. And all of this through the phones already in their hands!
Virtual Reality Experiences
Immerse visitors like never before
Looking to give visitors a true sense of another world? VR creates fully immersive experiences, transporting visitors to historical events, far-away places, and worlds that were previously only imagined. Step onto the banks of the Rhône and see the colors of Synesthesia with Van Gogh, travel back and watch Vesuvius erupt, or trek the Great Wall of China throughout its different eras, all without leaving the building.
Interractive Kiosks
Let visitors get up close and personal
With Interractive Kiosks, visitors can safely interract with fragile artifacts, and explore the full breadth of your collection. 3D scanning allows for the easy digitization of objects, that users can then interract with, rotate, and zoom in to look closely, all through a digital touchscreen.
