Interactive Applications
We develop interactive applications for museums and exhibitions: touch stations, games, interactive tables, augmented reality and audio guides. They are for institutions that want visitors to take part in the visit instead of just reading it.
An interactive app turns a display case or a panel into an experience: visitors choose, test, play, or discover at their own pace. At Explora Salta, each room uses interactive stations, games, and films so the public gets to know the people of Salta through their own voices. At the Museo de la Constitución Nacional, augmented reality reveals the 17 sites across a map of Santa Fe where the city preserves its constitutional memory.
What we develop
Touchscreen stations and displays, interactive tables, games for educational tours, augmented reality experiences, audio guides, and apps for visitors' smartphones. Every piece is custom-designed for the museum's content and its audience: schools, families, tourists, or specialists.
Built for daily use
A museum interactive has to withstand thousands of uses and run without a technician standing by. That's why we focus on hardware, UI, and content management—ensuring museum staff can update text and images independently, and that the system recovers automatically after a power outage.
How we work
We collaborate with the museum team to define what visitors should learn or experience; design the experience and interface; develop the software and content; integrate the hardware into the exhibition furniture; test with real users; and provide post-opening support.
Case studies
Lola Mora Cultural Center
San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy
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Museo del Deporte Santafesino
Rosario, Santa Fe
View caseExplora Salta - Interactive Museum
Salta
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Museo de la Pasión Boquense
360° cinema inside a giant ball
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Museum of the National Constitution
Museum on a platform of over 2,000 m²
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Frontdesk - Libertador Business Center
4x1 dual-sided 4K videowall with custom digital signage software
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Yes. Whenever the project requires it, we provide a content manager so the museum team can update texts, images and videos without relying on a developer.
Yes. We develop audio guides and visitor-route apps, both on the museum's own devices and on visitors' phones.
It's a round table 1.2 meters in diameter that multiple people can interact with simultaneously. We use special touch technology so the surface can handle multi-touch input via capacitive sensors (just like your smartphone screen). The core of the experience is the software, which we designed specifically for shared use: it lets users open, search, and share content with the person next to them, or simply play around with it and enjoy the physical interactions the experience offers.
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