Interactive media stations
Touchscreens, projections, listening stations and physical controls combine text, images, film, animation and audio into intuitive applications.
Digital information systems make complex content accessible without overpowering the exhibition design. We develop media stations and applications tailored to exhibits, scenography, audiences and spatial conditions.
Request information systemTouchscreens, projections, listening stations and physical controls combine text, images, film, animation and audio into intuitive applications.
Interface, navigation and technical functions are derived from the exhibition concept. Each application fits the space visually, technically and conceptually.
Multilingual content, easy language, subtitles, audio description and sign language are considered from the start and implemented as needed.
Media can transform spaces, condense stories and make visitors part of an installation. We combine image, sound, light, sensors and custom hardware into precisely coordinated experiences.
Discuss experience installationLarge-scale projection, multichannel audio and lighting control create coherent spatial images that communicate content with atmosphere and impact.
Sensors, cameras, RFID, buttons and object recognition respond to visitors and create playful, surprising or in-depth access to content.
From single exhibits to room-wide control systems, we develop hardware and software so that dramaturgy and reliable operation work together.
A good guided tour depends on the person leading it. Our systems give guides the right media at the right moment while leaving room to respond flexibly to the group and situation.
Request guided-tour systemScreens, projections, audio and room technology can be called up, started and stopped during a tour without interrupting the narrative flow.
Different routes receive their own content and sequences. Topics, languages, age groups and available time can be handled flexibly.
The interface remains discreet and clear. Visitor attention stays on the story, not on the technology used to present it.
The personal mediaguide accompanies visitors through the exhibition on their own smartphone. As a web app, it runs without installation and can combine information, orientation and individual media content.
Explore the mediaguideText, images, audio, video, maps and routing are available on the visitor's own device and can be opened via QR codes or direct links.
Media-station content can be linked to the smartphone. Visitors hear audio tracks individually and in parallel in their chosen language.
Language versions, contrast modes, adjustable font sizes, audio description and sign language provide different access points to the same content.
Contact
We support concept development, planning, software development and technical implementation.
tinetronics - engineering office for media technology
Phone: +49 4965 / 908 39 54
Email: buero@tinetronics.de