We developed a mobile tour to help visitors navigate between Dippy’s new home and the Touchstones Gallery.
This tour included a game to keep children engaged, whereby a quiz question is answered at each landmark with virtual Dippy bones to be collected along the way.
One of the key features for the exhibition was an unrecognizable fossil of a scorpion.
In order to bring to life what the scorpion would have looked like, we built a CGI scorpion which visitors could view through AR by scanning their phones on the object case.
Visitors were encouraged to stand on the footsteps in front of the case and the pre-historic scorpion scuttled around the case.
We’re a team in every sense of the word, and work together across disciplines without ego to find the very best solution. With relentless enthusiasm for the work and an excitement about realising a vision.
Credits
- Design
- Katie Hilton
- Digital Programming
- Alistair Monaghan
- CGI & Animation
- Adam Orton
Natalie Wood - Projection Mapping & AR Design
- Matt Geeling
Andy Wheeldon - Exhibition Design
- Creative Core
