Interactive stories for exhibitions
An exhibition where visitors learn by doing
Your museum has great stories, but they don't yet reach every visitor. With AI Museum Guide you turn them into interactive stories at the object, so visitors take part and you see which stories land.
Visitors scan a QR code at an object and choose what they want to discover: short stories with quiz questions, polls, images, audio and video.
What material did Schouten use to stiffen the wings of his paper butterflies?
It's not the stories
A wall text or audio tour tells well, but only one way: the same story, in the same order, for everyone. The visitor can't choose and can't answer back.
Whoever it doesn't grab walks on. And the museum never hears which stories do land.
You have so much to tell. And you'd love every visitor to get it.
The museum experience is shifting: from looking at objects to experiencing stories.
Interactive stories at the object
From looking to taking part
We hear it from every museum we talk to: the stories are there, they just don't reach every visitor yet.
Rijksmuseum Boerhaave started with one display case, six objects with interactive stories. This is what that one case did in three months:
- 1,600+
- visitors scanned and read
- 3,400+
- stories viewed
“You really look at the object to find the answer.”
Live in three steps
Intro
See it with your own objects
We put a few objects from your collection in a demo environment, show how it works and answer your questions.
Setup day
Set up together, then it's yours
We choose the exhibition and the first objects together, then set it up in one day with your team. From then on you add stories yourselves and test them internally.
Live
Visitors take part, you see what lands
The exhibition opens. Visitors read, answer and choose, and the statistics show you which stories land.
- Your stories and visitor data stay yours
- Edit whenever you want, changes are live immediately
- Always the latest version: hosting, updates and maintenance included
- Hosted in the EU; the chatbot only answers from sources you approved
You start with a three-month pilot for €1,000.
An exhibition where visitors take part, and the museum watches along.
Visitors dive into the stories behind your objects: they choose, answer, and take another good look. After the opening you know which stories land, with whom, and how often. And you have the numbers to show it.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions museums ask us most.