Natural History Museum, Venice
The biodiversity room where a touchless interactive table and multi-spherical projections transform ecosystem complexity into an experience you see, hear and remember.
The challenge
The context and the need
The Natural History Museum of Venice underwent a complete reworking of its exhibition spaces, with multiple multimedia and interactive rooms. The biodiversity room was the most ambitious challenge.
The solution
What we built
For the biodiversity room we designed an installation centered on the "Sphere of Complexity": a touchless IMUV table dialoguing with a multi-spherical wall projection system. Part of a wider project involving several museum rooms.
The impact
A new way to experience the museum and its collections
Touchless interaction
Visitors explore content without touching anything: IMUV technology makes interaction natural and intuitive.
Immersive projections
Spherical projections wrap the space and transform complex scientific data into immediate visual experiences.
Bilingual content
The path is accessible in Italian and English, making the visit enjoyable for international visitors without additional guides.
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