Screens people
touch.
Touch kiosks, exhibit guides and wayfinding built as live OmniMotion scenes. They invite from across the room, answer when touched and reset on their own.
- Brass sextant1872 · navigation
- Ship’s bell1901 · bronze
- Harbour map1924 · ink on paper
- 1850First stone pier
- 1889Lighthouse lit
- 1924New harbour plan
- 1950Container cranes
Interactive demo · tap the screen
What you can show
Attract loop
A moving invitation plays until someone walks up.
Touch to explore
Collections, timelines and maps as real interaction, not a video.
Every language
Visitors switch language with one tap; content comes from one source.
Resets itself
After a quiet minute the kiosk returns to the start for the next visitor.
Works offline
Everything is stored on the device; weak museum Wi-Fi is not a problem.
Visitor insights
Which stories get touched, and for how long.
Collection database · Google Sheets · your API
Portrait touch kiosks (32–55″) on Windows, Android or a browser; LED walls and multi-screen installations as projects.
Exhibit guide · Timeline · Wayfinding · Quiz
Bigger installations and broadcast. Immersive rooms, LED stages, multi-projector shows and on-air graphics run on the same OmniMotion scenes, delivered as projects with our team.
Museums & exhibitions →Stages, events & installations →Broadcast & live TV →Start with one screen.
Bring them all alive.
Tell us about your space; we will show you the scene running on your screens in a 20-minute call.
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