Kiosk: A stand
alone, self contained, point of interest, education, marketing or sales
tool. No matter how you look at it, a kiosk is one of the best tools that
can incorporate into your marketing and overall branding strategy. A kiosk
can also be connected to the internet to provide access and links to your
web site.
Interactive
exhibits give visitors convenient and non-threatening access to information
regarding your products - any time of the day.
Using a simple
touchscreen transforms your custom software package and the exhibit platform
into the
most intuitive user interface available.
Young, old
and everyone in between can easily navigate your exhibit to get the most
benefit out of your message. Touch-enabled software creates flexible
applications with
greater functionality.
Interactive Exhibits give
you the functionality to do almost anything, including connecting to remote
databases. The programs are custom
designed with your corporate
identity in mind and are graphically rich - with full screen image
backgrounds, graphical image buttons, video, animations, sound, and a whole
host
of exciting user friendly, engaging activities!
They are ideal
for many applications in different areas of industry:
Captivating
displays at trade shows
Tourism industry
Museums, galleries, exhibitions
Government services
Community services and training
Universities: libraries, lecture theatres
Corporate foyers and lobbies
Supermarkets
Corporate intranet
Point of information
Past and Present Interactive Exhibits
Pirates!
When: May 12, 2007 - January 15, 2008 Where: Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay, WI
Interactives: Gun Deck - Two active interactive cannons on a simulated gun deck do battle with computer pirate ships. Time your shots to sink the enemy vessels.
Virtual Pirate Ship Walkthrough - A 3D Model of a pirate ship can be navigated using a trackball. Live action pirate ghosts haunt the ship and provide a fun dialog!
Sea Shanty Touchscreen - Music Selections from local and regional groups are accessed, along with album art and lyrics, through an interactive touchscreen kiosk.
Modern Day Pirates DVD - A&E and the History Channel have donated a 10 minute segment from their TV documentary "Return of the Pirates". DDS edited the video and authored the DVD, along with producing artwork for a modern day piracy map.
Click for a larger image of the Gun Deck and its Interactives.
The two outside guns have been Interactivated™
Wisconsin Great Lakes Shipwrecks:
Dive into Wisconsin's Past
Where to Find the Kiosks:
Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay, WI - Dock Room, Lower Level
Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Manitowoc, WI - Lower Level
Kenosha Public Museum, Kenosha, WI - Upper Level
Wisconsin Historical Society Museum on the Square, Madison, WI
Madeline Island Historical Museum, Madeline Island, WI Also available to purchase as an interactive CD in the gift shops
The Wisconsin Historical Society commissioned us to bring their Maritime Trails website to life in a more media-rich and interactive format. The Shipwreck kiosk contains hours of underwater video of shipwrecks, a rich narration of each of the dozens of shipwrecks on the kiosk, photo galleries, and a short biography of the ship.
There are fun learning activities for the family such as a Diving game, the Wreck of the Lost Lucerne interactive and an interactive schooner tour.
In the Explorer's Tools portion, learn about the gear used for underwater archaeology and conservation. The Mission section explains what underwater archaeology is all about and the mission of preserving these historical monuments for future generations of divers to enjoy.
This program is funded by the Wisconsin Coastal Management Program and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management under the Coastal Zone Management Act, Grant Number NA17OZ1144.
"The Wreck of the Lost Lucerne" interactive educational experience - as featured in the Wisconsin Historical Society's "Wisconsin's Shipwrecks" Kiosk Exhibits located in museums in Manitowoc, Sturgeon Bay, Madison, Kenosha and Madeline Island, WI.
Wisconsin Great Lakes Shipwrecks: 
