Accessible and technically up to date
For the Qantas Founders Museum , we worked with zetcom to develop a multimedia guide with tours, stops and numpad that is optimized for screen readers. The digital experience is complemented by virtual reality elements and two interactive AR stations that vividly convey aviation technology.
At the first station, visitors can assemble their own aircraft – from a simple wooden frame to take-off. The second station presents a highly detailed 3D model of a radial engine. Users can click on individual components to obtain exciting background information and technical details.
Accessible exploration with virtual reality
At the museum, some of the iconic aircraft models can be walked through and viewed directly. VR models, including that of a BOEING 747, offer an accessible alternative to give people with reduced mobility an equivalent experience.
Thematic navigation elements
Navigation within the app is thematically staged: With authentic hand signals, animated marshals show visitors the way across the extensive grounds and guide them directly to the next exhibition area.
“With our new immersive experiences, we have taken another step into the future of the Qantas Founders Museum and strengthen our profile as a mandatory stop for travellers. Our partners at zetcom and fluxguide did a terrific job and exceeded our expectations in terms of commitment and attention to detail.”
Tony Cullen, CEO Qantas Founders Museum
Features
– Screen reader optimization
– Tours with highlights
– Virtual reality
– Augmented Reality
– Numpad
You need a multimedia guide for your museum?
Digital accessibility, AR experiences or lean visitor tours for museums? We would be happy to provide you with a non-binding consultation and work with you to develop a guiding app that is tailored to the needs of your target group.
Make an appointment now with our media guide experts Linnéa Richter (Europe) and Jakob Ossmann (Australia).