As part of Tellart, we are designing, with Bain & Company and Bosch Industry Consulting, a visitor experience in which complex industrial vistas about clean manufacturing, preemptive maintenance and digital twins are made tangible in a working demo factory.

The experience blurs the boundary between the physical and the digital by using Mixed Reality that connects seamlessly to all machines in the factory: Data flows, predictions of robot arm behavior and product flow optimizations become visible in real time.

As part of Tellart, together with the Expo Pavilion Group, we design a visitor experience in which our symbiotic relationship with all life in the Red Sea becomes tangible and emotive. Through interactive media and immersive experiences, visitors learn in an accessible way what the challenges we are facing and how we can contribute to help marine life thrive.

Through the combination of emerging technologies and the aquariums in the institute, we are able to offer an emotive experience in which visitors feel inextricably connected to all life in the institute, in the Red Sea and the world.

The digital names monument of the enslaved in the exhibition The Heritage is a monument in which we make an invisible history visible. For the first time, all enslaved people in Dutch history (as far as we know and are digitally accessible) have been collected in one digital monument.

The names of all crew members, their salaries are accurate to the day and cent. The size of the cargo, from spices to enslaved people. The Dutch East India Company recorded it all. Behind the cold administration there are stories, stories of flesh and blood, about migration, exploitation and unprecedented mortality.

With AR visualisations, the VOC Data Experience makes the VOC data come to life. What do the datasets reveal about the acclaimed and infamous history of the VOC?

Educational program with the Amsterdam City Archives and research group Freedom of the Streets in which students creatively depict historical situations in AR, making the social fabric visible in a virtual layer over the entire city.