In-gallery Engagement

With a focus on innovation, creativity, and a deep understanding of the unique requirements of museum spaces, we strive to deliver captivating and immersive experiences for visitors. In-gallery interactive activities. Screenshots ready to share on social media. Let's inspire the next-generation netizens with awesome digital experiences.

Featured Project: Augmented Reality Virtual Viking

Services: AR character design and animation, touchscreen interface design and development, photo/screenshot capture system, and multilingual audio integration.

Client: MuseumsPartner Exhibit Producers, Traveling exhibition (international tour)

Fun and Engaging Interaction

The virtual Viking is a realistic 3D model complete with sword and shield. The character design was closely curated by the National Museum of Denmark. Guests had fun scaling the model and composing original scenes for their screenshots.

Supporting Data Collection

Visitors sent unique screenshots through the application and could opt in to a mailing list, adding their contact information to the museum's database and expanding the institution's audience.

Exploring Old Norse

The virtual character is animated and speaks a couple of phrases of encouragement in Old Norse. The Old Norse translation and narration was performed by the Director of Nordic Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder.

The Viking in Action

The virtual Viking traveled the world alongside the exhibition, appearing in museum galleries and generating thousands of visitor-shared screenshots. Families posed, pointed, and laughed alongside the armored character, composing original scenes that spilled onto social media. Rotate, resize, strike a pose. The realistic virtual Viking, interacting with visitors worldwide, testing the limits of visitors' imaginations.

Stimulating the Visitor's Imagination

The Virtual Viking experience was strategically positioned close to the dress-up area, where visitors could try on Viking-inspired outfits and reenact impromptu scenes with the digital character.

Originally designed to support the Rowing Viking activity, where visitors test their skills with real oars rowing a Viking longboat, the Augmented Reality (AR) Viking proved to be equally enjoyed by guests over at the Viking outfits area. The interactive includes a section on language, expanding on the knowledge of Old Norse, the language spoken by the Vikings.

The experience was a hit with guests of all ages. At a single stop on the traveling exhibit’s tour, visitors sent more than 25,000 emails.