Museums & Cultural Institutions
A museum visitor isn't an audience member who bought a ticket for one specific show — they move through the space at their own pace, often in a school group, often on impulse. Technology that works here has to support the exhibition's narrative rather than compete with it for attention, and it's rarely a single solution for the whole budget.
That's why we work with cultural institutions across our four disciplines rather than inside one fixed one. Rewanż, our own gamification system built on ESP32 consoles and Unreal Engine 5, was designed from the start for organised groups and holds up exactly where an app on a visitor's own phone would fail. Promyk VR, produced with Pinokio Models as part of Poland's National Recovery Plan for culture, shows how immersive VR narrative reaches the youngest audiences without flattening the subject into an infographic. Romantic Chopin, for the Art Box Experience Immersive Gallery and awarded a Webby Award in 2026, shows in turn that projection integrated with an exhibition's architecture can compete on a world stage.




















Projection mapping on a historic façade, interactive scenography that responds to a visitor's movement, XR as an educational or artistic layer, gamification that builds repeat attendance from school groups — each of these answers a different problem an institution actually has. Our job is to help name that problem first, before we propose a technology for it.
Applications
Museums, galleries, education centres, permanent and temporary exhibitions.
Further reading
From the blog
- New Technologies in Museums — A 2026 Overview
- XR in Culture: How Museums and Galleries Use VR/AR to Build Attendance
- Augmented Reality (AR) in Museums — How It Differs from VR
- How Museums Use Gamification – A Review of Best Practices
- Gamification in Museums – How a Quiz Changes the Way We Experience an Exhibition
- How to Revive a Permanent Museum Exhibition Without Replacing the Display Cases
- Museum Attendance and Technology – What Recent Data Shows
- Immersive Exhibition — What It Actually Means
- A Computer Game as an Education Tool in Museums
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