Pilot Project

A small-scale immersive experience designed to test how interactive heritage can engage your audience.

What is a pilot?

From cultural storytelling to spatial simulations, our platform enables institutions to rethink how environments are experienced.

Panoramic Experience

A panoramic virtual tour of a location or space.

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Artifact-based pilot

An interactive tour of one artifact.

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Gamified experience pilot

A more advanced exploration-based environment with discovery and progression.

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Deliverables

You will get:

What we need from you

Process

Step 1, Discovery
Understand your content, goals, audience
Step 2, Scope Definition
Choose experience type + define scale
Step 3, Development
Build and iterate
Step 4, Testing
Internal or small audience testing
Step 5, Delivery
Final experience + recommendations

A pilot allows you to explore possibilities, gather feedback, and make informed decisions before committing to larger-scale implementations.

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Yes. Our platform is flexible and can be adapted to different environments, content types, and institutional needs.

Depending on project scope, pilot implementations typically range from 2-6 months.

We offer both project-based deployment and longer-term partnership models depending on institutional preference.

We offer maintenance and support packages. Alternatively, we can train designated institutional staff.

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