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How can you label an object so that it can be fully understood and appreciated by both children and adults, English and foreign visitors, the full and the partially sighted, but still be no larger than a postcard?
How can your tour guide be always up to date even though items are moved around, loaned and changed?
How much attention do visitors give to each exhibit, how much do they retain?
How can you create a dramatic display that can involve, excite and challenge the people looking at it?
At Ansae, we believe that we have a number of answers.
- EyeGlass - a hand-held electronic label , capable of displaying web pages, pages that are relevant to the place that the user is standing, because the device knows where it is
- FocalPoint - an attractive display panel, capable of displaying a number of pages of information, each page tailored to suit the person standing in front of it
- ShotGlass - a location sensitive device, aware of its position and the identity of the person holding it and able to communicate that information
- Puppeteer - a modular, multimedia exhibit controller, capable of adding drama and excitement to your exhibits. RFID tags - to link all the different elements
Ansae has developed a range of innovative new products which provide labels and information for visitors, typically in museums, tourist centres, exhibitions etc.. Each product can work alone, and has been designed to work particularly well with the others.
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