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Solution

Museums and art

The painter, beside his canvas, tells you what the wall label leaves out.

Image · Museums and art

The experience in a gallery: the artist beside his work (public domain work, or a render of the room).

The problem today

What happens right now

01

The wall label runs to forty words and half of them are technical.

02

The average visitor spends less than thirty seconds in front of a work.

03

Expert-led tours exist, but only for booked groups and once a week.

How ANTHARIA solves it

What changes

  • The artist stands beside the work and gives the context, the technique and the story the label has no room for.
  • It answers questions at any level, from “why that yellow?” to where the piece came from.
  • Indoors there is no need for GPS: the experience recognises the room and places the character where it belongs.
  • The museum’s education department signs off on the content; we produce it and keep it up to date.

How it works

Three steps, and the hardware is on us

STEP 01

We design the character and the content

Script, voice, 3D model and knowledge base. Built on your sources and your judgement: you sign off on everything the character says.

STEP 02

We install on site and hand over the kits

Anchoring, calibration and glasses ready to run. The hardware is ours: there is no purchase for you to approve.

STEP 03

You run it, we keep it running

Training for the floor team, content updates and support. Your staff only hand the glasses out and take them back.

A sample experience

19th-century gallery · 8 works · 40-minute sessions

Eight works, eight encounters. In front of each one, its author explains what he was after and what he ended up with, and takes questions for as long as the visitor wants to stay. The museum decides which works are on the route and what gets said about each. By the end of the month it has a map of what people asked: raw material for programming and for the next exhibition.

How we work together

Commercial model

No hardware to buy

The glasses come with the service. They never hit your capital budget.

Subscription or pay per use

An annual fee per deployed kit, or a share per visitor if that suits your ticketing.

A contained pilot first

We start with one route or one room, with the scope and the dates closed, before going wider.

Shall we try it at your place?