Museums

Crafted journeys of discovery.

We provide integrated production services that include conceptual design, development, animation, programming, video, technology integration, and custom fabrication. Here are some examples of how we fuse engaging interaction with factual authenticity.

A close-up of a bottle of Coca-Cola with a red cap and a glass of Coca-Cola beside it, set on a wooden surface.

Meet a Moonwalker

It’s not everyday you get to talk with an astronaut. But at the Apollo SaturnV Center it’s a regular occurrence, thanks to Exhibitry's TimeCapsules.

Interactive Artifacts

Exhibitry redefines artifact presentation merging conservation with digital storytelling. Visitors can go hands-on with even the most fragile or ancient items exploring history with a touch of technology.

Space Capsules

Guests go hands-on with massive artifacts through engaging displays and interactive projection mapping.

SkyBox
Dimensional Video Walls

Combining a transparent video wall with a 3D topographic map redefines the concept of interactive touchscreens.

12-Foot tall Hologram

The world’s tallest HoloTube rises above three interactive installations we recently completed for this environmental science museum.

A person playing golf on a course with trees and mountains in the background.

Space Suit Experience

How do you get guests to engage with a complex artifact? Try combining gesture-based interaction, transparent displays and a real live MythBusters.

Aircraft Carrier Crew

It’s the most dangerous workplace on land or sea. Meet the crew members of an aircraft carrier in this expansive holographic exhibit.

Black and white photograph of a woman with glasses holding a newspaper.

Day in the Life Game

Gamification brings history to life for audiences young and old alike. This fun touchscreen experience exhibit extends beyond the walls of the museum through the Apple and Google App Stores.

A cartoon character with a gray top hat, purple hair, and a black bow tie, smiling against a light purple background.

Holographic Time Map

With an interactive story that spans 100-years of space flight history, guests literally travel through time and space.