Interactive Kiosk
Kiosk experiences visitors control without touching the screen.
A screen visitors control with their hands, without touching it. We design both the content (3D, video, timelines, interactive maps) and the touchless haptic interface: a motion sensor captures hand gestures, so visitors navigate naturally, hygienically and intuitively. The same content can live online as a web exhibition.
Get a quoteTouchless control
Hand gestures replace mouse, keyboard and touchscreen.
Hand tracking
A motion sensor reads the visitor's hand position and simple gestures.
Interactive content
3D models, video, slides, timelines and interactive maps.
Kiosk + web
One production for the on-site kiosk and an online web exhibition.
Turnkey
Concept, content, development, hardware set-up and support.
For museums & brands
Exhibitions, showrooms and trade fairs.
For industry & visitor centres
Onboarding, e-learning and employee training on industrial processes, or an engaging welcome for your visitor centre.
For defence & sensitive sites
Fully offline, on-site only installations for scheduled visitors, built with strict confidentiality and data protection.
Musée de la Médecine de Bruxelles and the Internal Medicine Department of Erasme Hospital
Covid-19: the new Black Death?
A digital exhibition in ten chapters linking the Covid-19 pandemic to the Black Death. 3D, video, interactive maps and timelines, and a touchless kiosk for the museum.
- Client
- Musée de la Médecine, Erasme Hospital
- Supported by
- visit.brussels, Brussels-Capital Region
- Format
- Web exhibition and touchless kiosk
- Content
- 3D, video, maps, timelines
Ten chapters, from Wuhan to 1347
The exhibition is live and embedded here. Pick a chapter or enter through the introduction.
Back to the roots of the pandemic
Since 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic has dominated the news. Its danger haunts people's minds, the speed of its spread is striking, and the measures taken are particularly restrictive.
As the media focus mostly on case numbers and expert opinions, it is worth going back to the essentials:
- What is a virus?
- How is SARS-CoV-2 transmitted, and who is responsible?
- What are its clinical signs?
- What do current and future vaccines look like?
These questions are addressed in an exhibition designed to be educational and original. The fundamentals of the pandemic are illustrated and explained, alongside an artist's vision and historical references that bring back the image of the Black Death, the most famous and most terrible of medieval epidemics.
Thierry AppelboomDirector, Musée de la Médecine de Bruxelles
From a physical exhibition to an online one
Planning
Mapping the content of the physical exhibition, collecting data, summarising pandemic news, bibliographic research on the Black Death and the science, then defining a digital version adapted to the web.
Design & development
A visual identity and a site tree that mirrors the exhibition chapters. Interactive content: 3D, video, slides, timelines, interactive maps and a 3D virus.
Publishing
A teaser video to promote the exhibition, choice of distribution channels and launch on the official URL.
An exhibition you control without touching it
The goal: push the limits of web development while creating a real interaction between the content and the visitor. In the middle of a health crisis, we designed a touchless solution: a haptic interface and a hand-motion capture device replace mouse and keyboard.
Simple gestures are enough to navigate the site and its content. A project carried out with the support of the museum director and his team, Erasme Hospital, visit.brussels and the Brussels-Capital Region.
Bring your hand over a control and hold it.
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We design digital exhibitions, interactive kiosks and 3D content for museums and institutions.
