Pokolenie Museum — interactive exhibition

Make the science exhibition accessible for independent exploration. Visitors needed to choose a subject, move from an overview to individual stories, examine objects and explore career interests. Museum staff needed tools to update the content.

A Living Newspaper about scientists

Three thematic applications introduce Kuban physicians, biologists, physicists and engineers. Visitors browse newspaper spreads, open articles and navigate an index or timeline. The layouts connect biographies and historical material into a continuous story.

Careers, research and engineering objects

We developed a career catalogue and interest tests. Other sections introduce the Kuban Science Foundation and Kuban State Technological University, locate engineering enterprises on a map and show interactive 3D objects with component annotations.

Content for a curved LED display

A flexible display wraps 270 degrees around the central column. We created content at 2288 × 936 and an autonomous playback application with thematic scenes, wayfinding and calendar-based editions. Staff can update the playlist and media over the local network.

A separate part of the project comprises three wall installations: Tree, Symbols and Values. Lighting connects their graphics, lettering and information panels, shifting the emphasis through programmed sequences.

Find Yourself in the Future

The illuminated tree connects science and technology with five educational pathways: agricultural technology, engineering, humanities, information technology and medicine. Its branches lead from broad fields to individual disciplines, from robotics to bioengineering.

Symbols illuminates the outlines of maps of Russia and Krasnodar Region. Values combines emblems and information panels with light lines and wave graphics.

Lighting control

We prepared light-element maps and sequences, developed controller software and created setup and calibration tools. Electrical diagrams and technical documentation support operation of the installations.

We developed the museum applications, screen content and content management interfaces. The scope also included supply and integration of the LED display, its suspended support structure, museum display cases, cabinets, podiums and wall graphics.

The applications run locally. We prepared software packages and operating instructions for staff; content updates do not require rebuilding the applications.

The completed multimedia content was handed over to the school. Independent touchscreen experiences work alongside the shared curved-screen programme. Visitors can choose how deeply to explore each subject, while staff can update the content as the museum develops.

Explore our work on multimedia museums, information kiosks and exhibition software.