NeuroomNet Refe­rences

Tech­no­polis Mechelen

Photos: Digi­Daan

Tech­no­polis, the Flemish tech­no­logy educa­tion center in Mechelen, opened its new immersive digital space Part­ner­zone with the exhi­bi­tion “Zeekracht” (Sea Power).

The media tech­no­logy, consis­ting of, amongst other things, over 20 projec­tors, audio and camera tech­no­logy as well as the exhibit cons­truc­tion, are controlled via NeuroomNet’s compre­hen­sive media control system.

Imme­dia­tely after ente­ring the immersive space, projec­tions on the inter­ac­tive walls and floor create the impres­sion of being on the ocean floor. Fish swim around, the floor moves with the tides.

On the inter­ac­tive walls, visi­tors are given the oppor­tu­nity to build wind turbines, protect whales from under­water noise and create waves them­selves to gene­rate energy. On a large inter­ac­tive projec­tion table, they learn what the port of the future could look like, how the port’s enormous energy needs are met by rene­wable energy, and how ships are fuelled with electricity or hydrogen.

PS.Speicher

The PS.Speicher pres­ents unique, historic bicy­cles, motor­bikes, and auto­mo­biles in scena­rios that can be expe­ri­enced and supple­mented with valuable multi­media content. The media tech­no­logy is auto­ma­ti­cally started and stopped by the NeuroomNet control soft­ware.

On 6500 square meters, visi­tors can discover eight themed worlds and 130 years of vehicle history. The exhi­bi­tion is struc­tured chro­no­lo­gi­cally by decade and invites visi­tors to actively discover it through inter­ac­tive elements and media stations. With tech­no­logy to explore and expe­ri­ment with, the place is an expe­ri­ence and exhi­bi­tion park for the whole family.

Loop 5

More than 100 shops, exclu­sive exhi­bi­tions, and extra­or­di­nary events await visi­tors in the shop­ping expe­ri­ence in Weiter­stadt. Part of the inno­va­tive attrac­tions are the three inter­ac­tive instal­la­tions in the boule­vard on the themes of augmented reality, seasons, and music. With life-size screens and camera tech­no­logy, the stations invite visi­tors young and old to play and have fun. A personal souvenir photo can be called up via a QR code and saved on one’s mobile device.

The compre­hen­sive media control and data management for the opera­tion of the media tech­no­logy instal­la­tions was realized with NeuroomNet so that the opera­ting company has full control over whether all media tech­no­logy compon­ents are running error-free. Via the included content management, adver­ti­se­ments can be imported, which are displayed directly in the soft­ware of the stations if required.