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Deutsches Museum
Interactive media guide
Near Me Mode | Customizable | AR ExperienceVisitors receive curated tours or compile their own individual tour. Indoor positioning and a dynamic display of nearby objects help with orientation. The app offers extensive personalization options such as avatar selection, selection for light or dark app design, listing of memorized exhibits and exhibitions.
Visitors receive curated tours or compile their own individual tour. Indoor positioning and a dynamic display of nearby objects help with orientation. The app offers extensive personalization options such as avatar selection, selection for light or dark app design, listing of memorized exhibits and exhibitions.
For the Deutsches Museum, we developed a public app that can be used as an interactive media guide for the six-story, newly renovated and designed exhibition area. The app offers users the possibility to explore different exhibitions and areas through multiple tours.
Home Screen im Dark Mode
Individual visitor experience
Visitors can take advantage of extensive personalization options, such as choosing an avatar, selecting between light and dark user interfaces, and listing memorized exhibits and displays.
Context-based
The app has a context-based home screen. This means that the widget layout of the home screen changes dynamically depending on whether users are at home or in a museum.
Free exploration
With the Explore mode, users can freely navigate through the exhibition and discover exhibits. In Near Me mode, they receive suggestions for exhibits in their immediate vicinity based on their current location. In addition, AR wayfinding and a search function help users find exhibits and stops on site.
Augmented Reality Orgel
How does an organ actually work? The model can be “opened” and all parts can be discovered. The organ can also be played! An octave and five stop buttons invite you to try it out!
AR Erlebnis im Deutschen Museum
- Interactive Site Plan: Display of exhibitions, exhibits, venues, and service facilities on site map, zoom-pinch control, exhibit previews
- Smart search function and filter options
- Gamification elements, quiz and group mode for school classes
- Content creation for broad audiences: Audio, audio – simple language, audio description, videos in German sign language; images, text, dynamic integration of augmented reality content
- 8 languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Mandarin.
- Communication of information important for visiting the museum as well as daily events