The Future of Museum Experiences is Inclusive

Tactile exhibits have become a standard for inclusive engagement. We have taken this approach one step further.

An integrated touch module responds to touch with precision, triggering targeted audio and video feedback.

Original Waldmistkäfer des Museums für Naturkunde Berlin
Original dor beetle from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

Original Objects Behind Glass

How can exhibitions truly reach everyone?

Many exhibits are still presented primarily through visual means: behind glass, at a distance, with limited opportunities for active interaction. For blind and visually impaired visitors, access is often far from intuitive. And for children and anyone who explores the world through touch and direct experience, the encounter can remain abstract.

Knowledge is presented, but not experienced.

 

Original Waldmistkäfer des Museums für Naturkunde Berlin
Original dor beetle from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

Original Objects Behind Glass

How can exhibitions truly reach everyone?

Many exhibits are still presented primarily through visual means: behind glass, at a distance, with limited opportunities for active interaction. For blind and visually impaired visitors, access is often far from intuitive. And for children and anyone who explores the world through touch and direct experience, the encounter can remain abstract.

Knowledge is presented, but not experienced.

We Are Changing That

Our vision for TALE Objects is different.

We develop interactive and inclusive exhibits that are meant to be touched. Whether tactile models with responsive sensors or multimedia content revealed through touch, our objects combine haptics, audio and spatial experience into one holistic encounter.

This is how memorable exhibition experiences are created – experiences that are truly tangible in every sense of the word. For everyone.

Vorne der taktile Käfer und im Hintergrund sieht man das Skelett eines Tyrannosauerus Rex.
TALE Object 1 – The Responsive Tactile Beetle from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
Vorne der taktile Käfer und im Hintergrund sieht man das Skelett eines Tyrannosauerus Rex.
TALE Object 1 – The Responsive Tactile Beetle from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

We Are Changing That

Our vision for TALE Objects is different.

We develop interactive and inclusive exhibits that are meant to be touched. Whether tactile models with responsive sensors or multimedia content revealed through touch, our objects combine haptics, audio and spatial experience into one holistic encounter.

This is how memorable exhibition experiences are created – experiences that are truly tangible in every sense of the word. For everyone.

TALE Objects – The Product

Tactile 3D Exhibits

Making Knowledge Tangible.

Our tactile models support hands-on learning and offer visitors a new and engaging way to explore complex topics.

Responsive + Audio

Objects Tell Their Own Stories.

Through responsive surfaces, gesture control and precisely triggered audio feedback, every 3D surface becomes an interactive interface.

Responsive + Audio + Sign Language

Your Inclusion Upgrade.

In addition to audio content, the sensor-based system can also play video content in German Sign Language with subtitles.

Our Services

Consulting

Tactile exhibits create value – even without responsive features.

The right concept, object and implementation make all the difference.

We offer a free 30-minute initial consultation.

 

Rental

Would the responsive dor beetle be a great addition to your next exhibition?

Simply rent it.

Audio content is available in German, English and even in a child-friendly Bavarian dialect version.

 

3D Digital Model

Online Views

Our 3D visualisations help bring your objects to life in the digital world. They provide visitors with an engaging way to explore exhibits beyond the on-site experience.

Client & Partner Testimonials

Testimonials

Get in Touch

Interested in learning more about our products and services? Get in touch and let’s explore the right solution together.

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