The app provides a digital companion to the accompanying “Phaenomena” exhibition and offers new perspectives on natural phenomena and innovations across Switzerland.
Thematic trails link together knowledge points and bring the content to life in an interactive way. Presented in a multimedia and playful format, even complex scientific concepts can be understood intuitively.
Heart of the guiding concept are trails: thematic routes where users can experience scientific phenomena and discover exciting local innovations. Each trail connects knowledge with real places and makes science something you can encounter while moving through an environment.
In addition to guided trails, users can explore subject areas based on their own interests. Content can be saved and gradually grows within the app into a personal knowledge archive that remains relevant over time.
Client: Phänomena AG
Solution: App to accompany the “Phänomena” exhibition and connect knowledge sites across Switzerland
Format: Media guide, edutainment app, digital visitor guidance, tourism app and interactive knowledge communication
fluxguide services: Consulting, concept development, UX/UI design, technical implementation and support
Benefit: Scientific phenomena, technological innovations and local stories become location-based, multimedia and playful experiences.
fluxguide develops edutainment apps and tourism-focused formats that bring places to life through interactive experiences. We would be happy to advise you on the right digital format for your content, target audiences, and technical requirements.
The app connects regional monuments, archaeological sites and the fascinating mythology of the region across five routes with more than 40 stops.
Augmented reality, 3D animations, audio content, images and texts open up new perspectives on historical sites, regional legends and scenic features – for tourists and locals alike.
In the interactive 3D object viewer, long-lost historical sites are brought back to life. Visitors can, for example, take a virtual tour of the Roman Villa Rustica and explore it in a 360° view.
Clicking on info points opens up fascinating content about the everyday life, architecture and customs of the Romans.
History comes alive at original locations: augmented reality makes it possible to experience past times first-hand. A Bronze Age village is brought to life in virtual form, and a historic burial site is made visible again through impressive AR simulations.
We would be happy to advise you on the possibilities of digital knowledge transfer for your institution. Arrange a non-binding initial appointment now.
Client: City of Landshut
Solution: A digital journey through the history of the City and Region of Landshut featuring guided tours and interactive game-based experiences.
Format: Outdoor app with media guiding, mixed reality, augmented reality, 3D reconstructions, 360° content, and interactive tours.
fluxguide Services: Consulting, concept development, UX/UI design, technical implementation, and ongoing support.
Benefits: Visitors can explore 7,000 years of regional history through interactive, location-based experiences. Historic sites, lost buildings, and significant cultural events are brought to life through engaging digital storytelling and immersive technologies.
The app brings historic buildings back to life in 3D directly at their original locations. Numerous historical objects, including weapons and suits of armour, can also be explored from every angle and up close in impressively detailed 3D visualisations.
The traditional “Landshut Wedding” can be discovered in a contemporary way with the app: visitors can design digital selfie postcards or encounter a famous Polish bride as a talking painting.
fluxguide develops digital outdoor experiences that make places, stories and cultural heritage accessible in new ways. From historical walks and tourist routes to interactive game tours, we combine GPS navigation, mixed reality and 3D content to create engaging experiences on site.
The multilingual digital guide accompanies a route with nine Climate LOOKouts along a predetermined route in Sparbach Nature Park, turning visitors into real climate forest experts. The forest floor as a CO2 reservoir or heat-resistant tree species of the future – at each stop, multimedia content and quizzes convey different aspects of the topic of climate and forests.
Collecting points with wild boars
Users receive points in the form of small wild boar piglets for correctly answering questions. The more questions that are answered correctly, the larger the herd of wild boar will grow over the course of the hike. At the end, a digital Climate-LOOKplaces certificate can be earned and shared on social media.
Th app offers an exciting play and learning experience for children, school classes and adults who are young at heart.
Features
• Outdoor-Guiding
• Multilngualism
• Quiz modules
• Info-POIs for Map
We would be happy to advise you on the possibilities of digital knowledge mediation for your institution. Arrange a non-binding initial appointment now.
We developed a compact outdoor app for Breckenridge, a popular tourist region in Colorado (US).
The clearly designed digital guide contains all the important features that are relevant for visitors. At the same time, the CMS details tailored to customer needs ensure easy handling.
The result is “B like Breckenridge,” a compact and informative outdoor app with a contemporary design and tailor-made solutions in the CMS.
In the short period between receiving the order and going live, we developed a visually appealing digital guide with all the relevant standard features such as GPS maps, transit information, tour tips, filters, and POIs. It quickly became clear which three topics were also essential for the customer. The challenge was to take these needs into account without compromising the compactness and clarity of the app.
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Breckenridge is a year-round destination. In summer, you can hike there, and in winter, you can ski. To reflect this, the client wanted seasonally changing images for the tour pages. Our solution: a program code that automatically changes two images depending on the specified date. This means no manual effort for the customer, who was particularly enthusiastic about this streamlined solution.
In addition, the region’s excellent transport infrastructure had to be shown on the overview map. However, this turned out to be so excellent that our beautiful map no longer looked beautiful. A myriad of black dots (bus stops) made it impossible to see anything clearly. Our solution: moving the bus stops to a separate information layer. This view can now be activated as needed, similar to Google Maps. This means that all the information is available without compromising the clarity of the map.
One of the client’s key concerns was to encourage visitors to behave in a more environmentally conscious manner. Our solution: small, color-coded “widgets” with tips that can be freely inserted anywhere in the app, e.g., on the detail pages. Visitors can also read all 21 tips in chronological order.
We have a proven track record of successful projects in the outdoor app sector, including national parks, city tours, and outdoor galleries. We would be happy to advise you with a no-obligation consultation.
