During the project, we’ve made over 30 interactive applications – thematically divided into 3 main visitor’s paths:
1. Nicolaus Copernicus – life and science.
2. Science – astronomy, discoveries.
3. Torun – Hanseatic city.

In addition to interactive presentations for info kiosks, we have also prepared other types of multimedia content:
• Films – explaining how the astronomical instruments: astrolabe, Hevelius compass and equatorial clock operated
• 3D applications and animations – multimedia presenting subjects related to the Solar System. The scope of work also included the integration of mechatronic parts (joysticks integrated in the armchairs) with which the visitors can select animations in one of the exhibits.

• Interactive book – the Nuremberg Chronicle by Hartmann Schedel – a stand with a virtual book, where the visitors can turn its pages,
• Information system for the reception – an application displaying current ticket prices and information for visitors (connected to the Content Management System – CMS),
• Mobile application – an application using the beacon mechanism. This allows to present key subjects regarding the exhibit at which the visitor is currently standing. The application also contains basic information about the Museum itself.

• Graphic designs of the interior of the facility – our graphic team has also developed information boards, plates with descriptions of the artefacts and large-format graphics that have been printed / painted on the walls of the museum.
The applications contain content in three language versions: Polish, English and German. The exhibition is also available for people with disabilities – thanks to the use of induction loops.