We developed an application that brings features in the form of historical pictures, 2D animations, 3D models or animations to fully complement the actual physical exhibition. The augmented reality of the application also brings easy access to translations of the content to different languages. Each model also has additional information accessible on the web through QR code.

The Bruntál Museum exhibition featured several rooms with fully immersive experiences. In the spaces, visitors could use tablets, mobile phones and even VR headsets to learn more about the nature around them. Everything, from the 3D models and applications to the room designs, wallpaper and carpets were designed and developed by our wonderful team. This was probably one of our favorite projects to date!

Our solution was an AR app that, after scanning the AR mark on selected animals, a digital layer revealing the muscular system and skeleton is displayed in the application. These expansion layers are calibrated to the physical exhibit, creating an immersive impression. The app includes game elements that encourage visitors to search for virtual puzzle pieces and thus unlock other functionalities (especially the ability to place the 3D model freely in any real space, i.e., outside the exhibition space).