Consulting – From Idea to Exhibit

We recommend only what you truly need.

Because responsive technology with audio feedback is not always the best solution.

We guide you throughout the development process to ensure that you receive the tactile exhibit that best supports your educational goals.

Shaping Inclusive Experiences Together

With our free 30-minute introductory consultation, there is no risk involved. Our specially developed questionnaire helps us understand your requirements and provide targeted support for your project.

Benefit from the expertise of our team in communication design, cultural studies and production to create successful and inclusive experiences.

Developing Inclusive Exhibits and Tactile Objects

Not every idea is automatically suited for tactile implementation, and not every tactile object requires additional technology. Through our consulting process, we help you identify the most suitable forms of tactile and multisensory communication for your project.

Considering Inclusion from the Very Beginning

Inclusive exhibits achieve their full impact only when they are embedded both spatially and conceptually. We support you from the earliest planning stages to ensure that inclusion is an integral part of the concept rather than an afterthought.

Approaches to Inclusive Interpretation with Tactile Exhibits

Tactile communication can take many forms. Depending on the topic, audience and setting, different solutions may be appropriate. We help you identify the right approach to present content in a clear, accessible and engaging way.

Developing Inclusive Exhibits and Tactile Objects

Not every idea is automatically suited to tactile implementation, and not every tactile object requires additional technology. Through our consulting process, we help you identify suitable forms of tactile and multisensory communication.

Considering Inclusion from the Very Beginning

Inclusive exhibits achieve their full impact only when they are embedded in the right spatial and conceptual context. We support projects from the earliest planning stages to ensure that inclusion becomes an integral part of the concept rather than an afterthought.

Different Approaches to Tactile and Inclusive Exhibits

Tactile interpretation can take many forms. Depending on the topic, audience and exhibition environment, different approaches may be appropriate. We advise on a range of tactile and inclusive exhibit formats to help translate content into experiences that are clear, focused and easy to understand.

Individual Consulting

No two objects are the same. Depending on the original, different approaches may be suitable – from tactile collages and reliefs to 3D replicas.

Our experts guide you through the concept and planning process to develop TALE Objects that bring learning through touch to life.

Live Webinars and Expert Talks

Designed for exhibition professionals and museum staff, our live webinars combine practical knowledge with the opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences.

Participants gain valuable insights that can be directly applied to the development of tactile and inclusive experiences.

Meet Our Experts

Inclusive experiences begin long before an exhibit is completed. They start with the right questions, thoughtful planning and a clear understanding of the audience.

We work with museums, exhibition designers and educational institutions to create tactile objects and inclusive exhibits that are meaningful, engaging and user-centred.

From the first concept to the integration into the exhibition space, we consider inclusion every step of the way.

Portrait Lena Wigger, eine Frau mit kurzen blonden Locken, hellblauen Augen und einer Brille.

B.A. Lena Wigger

Communication Design

Lena developed an early focus on the design of inclusive exhibits. She shares her expertise through webinars, leads projects and advises museums and exhibition professionals on creating accessible and engaging experiences.

Portrait Andre Witting, Modellbauer bei werk. Ein Mann mit kurzen dunklen Haaren, kariertem Hemd und dunkler Brille.

Dipl. Designer André Witting

Industrial Design

With his expertise in CAD, André transforms 3D scans into production-ready components and develops inclusive objects and exhibits.

Portrait Leonie Wetter. Eine Frau mit kurzen bruanen Haaren, pinkgrünem Schal und grauem Pullover steht an einem Fenster,

B.A. Leonie Wetter

Industrial Design

Leonie has focused on inclusive design practices since her bachelor’s studies. As a designer and trusted advisor, she helps bridge the gap between the needs of diverse audiences and the unique requirements of each project.

Portrait Foto von Louise Fischer. Louise hat braune lange Haare, einen Mittelscheitel, braune Augen und helle Haut. Sie trägt eine Aquamarinblaue Bluse, die am Bauch geknotet ist und dazu ein schwarzes Top. Sie steht zwischen Spiegelsäulen.

M.A. Louise Fischer

Project Management

With her background in cultural studies and her organisational expertise, Louise brings a deep understanding of inclusive cultural communication.

She serves as an important link between different disciplines and stakeholders, helping to ensure that projects are delivered successfully and with a strong focus on accessibility.