Barco's immersive museum experience
Passive museum audiences have become a thing of the past. Visitors want to be immersed and be part of the story. Today's museums and planetariums need to reconsider their institution as a physical extension of today's online cultural society by combining rich content with impressive visuals and interactive experiences.
An entertaining video in a small theater introducing the exhibition's subject. Interactive display setups to support the historical information. Or a one-of-a-kind video mapping transforming the venue in an immersive art installation. Visualization technology brings your narrative to life in the most creative ways.
Generate consistent immersion and keep your guests engaged at all times with reliable technologies that are non-intrusive. Reinvent your venue in a flick of the switch with versatile equipment, and build appealing, immersive shows that also make sense financially in the long-term.
With Barco's high-performing technology and services you can create the most inspiring visitor attractions while also maximizing the potential of your venue.
Best for fixed installations in museums, experience centers, art exhibitions...
Use the most advanced video processing & screen management presentation switchers
Visualize your ontent with stunning accuracy and colors on LCD, rear-projection or LED video walls
A full suite of support services tailored to your business needs ensuring maximum uptime of your venue.
MuseTech survey
To better understand the evolving landscape of museum technology and the perspectives of those who shape it, we conducted a comprehensive survey involving over 300 creative professionals, technical specialists and senior executives in the museum industry. This diverse group, representing approximately 150 different organizations and venues, provided valuable insights across various roles within the sector.
We summarized the results in this infographic.
Technology and art. At first sight, these might seem two distinct disciplines. But, throughout history, technology has served as a source of inspiration for celebrated works and has provided artists with new tools for expression. Today, the two are interlinked more than ever. Technology is the fundamental force in the development and evolution of new art forms, with new media / digital art as the pinnacle of this symbiosis of technology and art. In this post, we’ll elaborate on a number of these new technologies and refute some of the art museums’ hesitancies on digital arts.
Museum technology will play a huge role in establishing new creative museum experiences. Smartphone apps, digital art projection, gesture-based devices… There are so many options, there’s definitely one that fits your story. But before you embark on an undoubtedly inspiring journey with museum technology, there are some things to keep in mind. In this article, we’ll sum up three tips to include tech in your museum.
Immersion is based on tricking visitors into believing your story by playing their senses. It could be sounds, or even smells; but everything starts with our vision. Seeing is believing, right? Which brings us to the topic of immersive visualization technologies. When building a projection-based attraction with immersion and interactivity, there are a couple of things that are of major significance. Find out more in our guiding article.
