Engaging visitors

Food Exhibition

A robot you communicate with using only your facial expressions alone. After getting to know your preferences it suggests a recipe for you to try.

Challenge yourself and a friend in a taste testing game. Spin the wheel, taste and see if you tell the difference between sour and bitter?

A photobooth gives you the opportunity to show your preference to marmite - is it yum or yuck?

Das Museum mit der Maus

We've reworked At-Bristol's Animate It exhibition to work in German for the Odysseum in Cologne - "The museum with the mouse". It's been about eight years since the original exhibition launched so we've refreshed the software a bit and made it HD. The Odysseum uses our Exploro technology so visitors can view their animations when they get home and share their experience on social media.

Space Walk

Groups of visitors get dressed in virtual space suits for a walk outside the space station

Using a Microsoft Kinect, and with some great scene setting, feel like an astronaut walking in space. A photo or short video clip can then be shared on social media so your friends can see what they're missing.

In the Zone

The exhibition toured the UK during the Olympic summer of 2012 and now has a permanent home in At-Bristol.

Visitors get to watch themselves jump in slow motion then see their heart-trace and veins. Next they race their friends in a hand-cycling race followed by a reaction test and a quick sprint to the finish.

Animate It!

Visitors of all ages love creating their own animations on the mini-studio style exhibits. The interface slowly builds as the visitor progresses through their animation making it really intuitive and straightforward to use. Animation creations are saved by scanning a wristband and can be edited on an editing station nearby in the exhibition. Visitors can edit together several clips, add special effects and finish off their movie by adding their name to the credits. At home the clips and finished movies can be viewed, shared with friends and entered into the competition.

Genome Explorer

Groups are encouraged to use this exhibit together. Both the kiosks and the table are linked together to enable shared exploration of the genome. Observational research showed this approach successfully generated discussion within groups.

Tongue Twisting Taste

Spin the wheel to select which game you will play then taste the liquid from the tap. Is it sweet or salty? Sour or bitter?

Making the visitor experience unique

We've worked extensively with At-Bristol to make many of their exhibits into more than a brief interaction during a visit. A visitor can collect together many of their interactions by scanning their wristband on each exhibit, at home the barcode is registered with the website and the visitor can see images, video and data they generated during the day. They canb share their content alongside finding out more about each exhibit.

Video Player Kiosk

In attract mode a short clip of each video sweeps in and plays in turn. This encourages the visitor to press play to view the whole video. This was part of the Animate It! exhibition where a dynamic interface was a key part of the project ethos.

Ship Tracker

Built for the Landguard Visitors centre in Felixstowe, this interesting interactive gives realtime information on the ships visible out of the window and beyond into the English channel. The software pulls in data from a feed every three minutes to update the map. Visitors enjoy exploring what each ship is called, what type of vessel it is, where it is going and even the type of cargo it is carrying.

Boy or Girl

An intuitive touchscreen interface guides the visitor through the journey of the sperm and egg. Engaging content sensitively handled for a diverse audience.

Nutrimen

Professional Dietary Analysis Software

Nutrimen is a completely web-based tool, so you can analyse food diaries from any computer wherever you have internet access. Foods are easy to find through our intuitive search facility.

Analysis is quick and the data and charts can be exported to use in a spreadsheet, statistic package or word processor.