ARTS & CULTURE

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN

How technology brings us closer to our audiences

DIGITALIZATION

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF CH

Today, digitalization of CH (cultural heritage) is not only a process of 2D or 3D scanning of artifacts or structures but also a change in how we handle digital data and all of its forms. From storage, databases, mobile, and virtual, digitalization is now even more challenging then has ever been, as our ambitions on what can be done in the digital realm grow. We are here to help you achieve these aspirations.

PRESENTATION

NEW FORMS OF VIRTUALIZATION

Virtual and mixed realities are here, and they are changing our perspective on presentation and interpretation like never before. From lifelike reconstructions of historical sites, digitalization of art to historical figures that appear as holographic avatars in front of our visitors, our relationship with the audience is changing rapidly. Augmenting reality is developing, and we enjoy exploring these frontiers.

DEVELOPMENT

APPLICATIONS FOR CH SECTOR

Mobile apps and websites are evolving into new tools and platforms as devices continue to advance. Mobile expands as augmented reality becomes a feature embedded into phones, and web develops into a real-time collaborative environment accessible to everyone. Creating new software and hardware solutions for practical use in arts & culture space is one of our core missions. We are striving for humanity to progress.

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DIGITALIZATION IN ARTS AND CULTURE

TRANSFORMATION OF ARTIFACTS

The right approach to digitalization is not only handling data acquisition with the highest precision but projecting the correct usage and lifespan of such datasets. 3D scanning produces terabytes of files where the right question to ask is not if we can handle scanning, but what are these scans used for?

Storytelling and interpretation are usually overlooked in the search for the most advanced technological solution, where safekeeping is just a piece of the puzzle. If digitization’s only purpose is artifact protection, then we are missing the point. Transfer of knowledge and dissemination of culture should be our primary goals and guidelines in designing the next project that handles digital culture.

INTERACTIVE INSTALLATIONS

TECHNOLOGY IN MUSEUM

Creative applications of digital installations in museums can provide more in-depth involvement of visitors, enabling them to engage in content and learn more from these experiences. Designing such interactive objects needs an understanding of latest technologies, and what they can provide to the visitor while not standing in the way of the artifact itself.

MOBILE APPLICATIONS

PERSONALISED EXPERIENCE

One thing is sure in today’s world – every visitor that comes into a museum or a gallery has a mobile phone in their hand or pocket. The question is, are we using it for the benefit of the experience? Mobile phones are progressing in their capabilities and apps can use these features to enrich and expand opportunities visitors have on the floor. Important note to keep in mind: apps are used offsite, too; thus features should be designed accordingly.