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Multimedia and AV


Arcstream AV creates interactive wine experience


Blackbox-av Lightbox 2 for media browsing


Blackbox-av has released Lightbox 2, the second generation of its off-the- shelf, customisable museum media browsing software. Already installed in the Panacea Museum, Bedford, UK, the system is designed to give mu- seums and heritage sites a way to organise and present their archived media to visitors in a customisable, elegant and multi-touch interface.


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Arcstream AV has completed an im- mersive and educational experience to transform visitor attraction and events venue Vinopolis in London, UK. The AV installation takes visi- tors through the grapes, regions and tastes of wines across the world in its vaulted railway arches. Touchtables, touchscreens and projectors were installed alongside a PufferSphere XL 360° projection globe, with a range of educational, interactive content designed by Arcstream to personalise the user experience. Three 42-inch digital signage screens were installed in the reception area and four Sam- sung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface tables split into four screens, to en- able simultaneous multi-use, were installed in the two main tasting


zones. The interactive content takes visitors through a taste experience while they try to create their ideal wine in the Winery.


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