For Museums, Cultural Sites, Parks, Tourist Destinations
The platform enables physical experiences to be created as easily as an online web page. Visitor actions, detected by position sensors, Bluetooth devices and NFC readers, can trigger specific content.
This allows people to interact with physical objects by simply touching or manipulating them to obtain additional digital information. The cloud-based editorial platform gives museums the flexibility to create, manage and update content remotely.
The platform extends the results of meSch, a major integrated project funded under the EU's 7th Framework Programme. It explored and developed innovative ways and tools to support curators, artists and designers in collaborating and developing do-it-yourself technologies for creating adaptive, smart exhibitions.
meSch was selected by the European Union as one of the most innovative projects in the field of cultural heritage, and was presented at the European Innovators Fair (2018). In addition, meSch has been mentioned as a reference technology in the three-year plan for digitisation and innovation of the Italian General Directorate of Museums.
THE MOST ADVANCED TOOL TO MAKE YOUR VISIT A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE
Create dynamic, physical and interactive experiences for visitors by enriching their visit with digital content.
Build your own multimedia guide
Easily produce your museum's multimedia guide, create interactive multimedia experiences and manage your multilingual content by adding realistic audios of great impact by means of artificial intelligence tools.
Maximise your investment by using the same equipment for different displays.
INTERACTIVE INFOPOINTS
Inform the visitor on site with interactive touch stations.
Smart objects
Create interactive physical experiences by using hardware devices that interpret user actions, such as location or physical touch, to activate digital content. Make your routes inclusive by adding sign language audio or creating tactile displays.
augmented reality and virtual reality
Use augmented reality to show digital content overlaid on the real world, and virtual reality to show otherwise inaccessible places because of distance or physical barriers.
MANAGING PLATFORM
Suggesto is a hardware and software platform for creatives and museum curators that alloes to design, experience and install interactive exhibits that combine physical experience with multimedia content. Without the need for technical skills, the curator can create personalised narratives, stories and experiences (by language or country of origin, age group, level of knowledge or topic of interest) that make museum visits informative and stimulating because they are tailored to the visitor.
Create prototypes
With meSch and Internet of Things (IoT) technology, you can offer visitors multimedia insights into the exhibition. By interacting with the environment in a natural way or by manipulating simple physical objects, which can be objects in the collection or replicas themselves, the visitor activates multimedia insights.
Data analysis
Interactive user experience data is collected anonymously and analysed by the curator to measure the effectiveness of the exhibition and improve the visitor experience.
Collaborative working environment
Effective communication requires a shared and collaborative approach. The platform provides an environment where curators can collaborate and share content, as well as common and customised interactive experiences.
Indoor interactive experiences are created through a combination of mobile applications, infopoints, beacons for micro-localisation, augmented reality technology and the Internet of Things that communicate with cloud services.
The technology is derived from and extends the meSch platform developed as part of a research project under the 7th European Research Framework Programme.
Main case studies based on Suggesto Smart Experience
Museo Storico della Guerra - Rovereto
The museum has installed several interactive stations and used smart objects to provide visitors with engaging interactions.
Web Platform App for Sacri Monti of Piedmont and Lombardy
We created the official app that guides visitors through the 9 Sacri Monti of Piedmont and Lombardy, a Unesco World Heritage Site, offering themed itineraries dedicated to art, history, nature and entertainment.
We designed the thematic itineraries, created the photographic material and recorded the voices of the narrators. A significant added value is that all the stages of the routes in the chapels, which are not accessible to visitors, can be visited in virtual reality.
Other routes with games allow visitors to learn about the history and appreciate the art of the Sacri Monti in a more engaging way.
NOIS PLUS
Suggesto hardware and software platform enables tourism and cultural operators and organisations to independently create immersive and sensory interactive experiences without special technical skills, using the latest Internet of Things, Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality technologies.
Casa del Pescatore
A multimedia museum with immersive visitor path.
The team designed the layouts, developed the platform for managing the interactive totems and created multilingual, customisable audio and video content.
Suggesto created the platform for managing the audio and video content available on the interactive totems, making it possible to customise the itineraries according to the target visitors.
For the accessibility of the meseum, a touch monitor was installed to allow people with motor disabilities to virtually visit the contents of the interior displays.
Giardino dei Ciucioi
The app offers several themed itineraries in five languages, which explore and tell in detail the wealth of architectural and botanical elements, interweaving them with the mysterious story of its creator as well as games and augmented reality.
Trevilab
Trevi Lab app provides information on the events organised by the cultural centre in Bolzano, allows visitors to find books and DVDs in the centre's libraries and provides information on the services offered by the Trevi Lab. It also guides visitors through the centre's rooms with a map and augmented reality indicators to help them find the material they are looking for.
