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Heritage that speaks to young audiences
Interactive stories and games make history engaging for new generations.
01 — Why it works
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Preserve and share
3D digitisation protects fragile objects and makes them accessible worldwide.
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New visitor experiences
AR guides and VR reconstructions add value to sites and exhibitions.
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International visibility
Experiences travel to festivals and fairs abroad — like our Tunisian Heritage XR at Jerash.
02 — What we deliver
3D digitisation
Ceramics, costumes, artefacts and monuments modelled in 3D.
AR museum guides
Objects come alive with stories and animations on phones.
VR reconstructions
Walk through historic places as they once were.
Festival & exhibition installations
Immersive stands for cultural events at home and abroad.
Educational serious games
Heritage learning for schools and families.
Crafts & creative brands
AR and 3D showcases for artisans and designers.
03 — Who it is for
MuseumsHeritage sitesFestivalsMinistries & cultural institutionsTourismCrafts & designers
04 — How we work
- LVL 01
20-min discovery call
Your goal, audience, date and budget.
- LVL 02
Concept & quote
Format, visuals, timeline, price and KPIs.
- LVL 03
Production
Design, 2D/3D, development and testing.
- LVL 04
Launch & results
Deployment and a results report.
05 — Questions
What are the cultural and creative industries (CCI / ICC)?
Sectors that create value from culture and creativity: heritage, crafts, design, music, festivals, audiovisual, games and more.
Have you worked internationally on heritage?
Yes. Our Tunisian Heritage XR experiences on ancient ceramics and traditional costumes were shown at the Jerash International Festival in Jordan.
Can visitors use their own phones?
Yes. AR guides can run in the phone browser, with no app to download.
Do you work with public institutions?
Yes, with ministries, museums, municipalities and international cooperation programmes.
