Zoos & visitor centres
Give visitors context for the animals in front of them, and a reason to come back.
Product
3D Interactive Auditorium — where the visit actually begins.
Immersive interpretation spaces for zoos, visitor centres and museums — projection mapping, interactive displays and spatial audio built around the landscape a centre represents.
What it is
Closing the gap between seeing and understanding.
Most people who care about wildlife will never see a tiger reserve at night, or watch a cheetah in a boma. An interpretation centre is where that gap gets closed — and where a visitor decides whether conservation is something abstract or something they have a stake in.
We build the rooms that do that work. Projection mapping, interactive displays and immersive audio combined into an experience that holds a school group's attention for the length of a visit, and leaves them with something they can repeat afterwards.
What goes into the room
Six things that make a space worth visiting.
Immersive projection
Projection mapped onto the room itself rather than confined to a screen, so the landscape surrounds the audience instead of sitting in front of them.
Touch displays
Interactive stations that let visitors explore species, habitats and conservation stories at their own pace, rather than reading a wall of text.
AR & VR experiences
Augmented and virtual reality segments that place a visitor inside a habitat they would otherwise never reach.
Spatial audio
Directional sound design so a forest at dawn is heard the way it would actually be heard — the detail that turns a screening into an experience.
Content built for the site
Sequences produced around the species and landscape the centre actually represents, not stock footage of somewhere else.
Built to be operated
Designed so centre staff can run daily shows without a technician on site, because the alternative is an expensive room that stays dark.
Inside the room
What a visitor walks into.
The auditorium at Kufri Zoo, facing the screen
Who it is for
Three kinds of space.
Interpretation centres
Turn a park's gate-side building into the place where the visit actually begins.
Museums & education
Bring school programmes into a format that holds attention and is remembered afterwards.
In the field
Where it runs today.
Kufri Zoo
Since 2021
Himachal Pradesh Forest Department
Our first immersive visitor experience, installed at Kufri Zoo in Himachal Pradesh. It remains the template for how we approach an interpretation space — content built around the species the centre actually holds, and a system its own staff can run.
Immersive projectionInteractive displaysVisitor education
Planning an interpretation centre?
Tell us about the space, the species it represents and who visits. We will come back with what the room could do.