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and WhatsApp communications and sharing documents using Google Drive,” says Paul. “One of the biggest challenges now that we are on the ground has been the traffic in Dhaka! But that is set to change when the hotly anticipated Dhaka Metro opens.”
Opportunities and upcoming developments Following the passing of the Government bills, there has been a focus on incorporating more dynamic, interactive and emerging technologies into museum experiences, with the recently opened Military Museum being an excellent example. The guest experience has been refreshed to incorporate dynamic interactivity, immersive environments and VR stations. Work has also begun to reimagine
the visitor experience at Bangladesh’s National Museum and the museum
Hologram
within Bangladesh's Old Central Jail, which is a few hundred-year-old building. Projection mapping is one of the immersive techniques being used to bring the history to life in spectacular multisensory format to engage visitors. The multifunctional event space has also been designed to host conferences, events and sporting fixtures. The Ministry of Science and Technology is also constructing six new
Digital Planetariums across the country to give millions of people access to education-based entertainment. Each of these planetariums will have a fully immersive theatre, scientific exhibits, observatory decks with modern telescopes and Virtual Reality based rides and simulator capsules to enhance the experiences for visitors. “NDE has recently been awarded the turnkey contract for building the first
Hologram crowd
of the six Digital Planetariums,” says Husain. “We will be working alongside partners Spitz Dome to design and deliver the physical dome solution, and with planetarium veterans Evans & Sutherland to deliver the digital solution, scientific exhibits, telescopes and the rides.” Another exciting project on the horizon is the National Amusement Park
in the centre of the city. The experience has been the same for the last five decades, but now the rides are set to be replaced and the infrastructure surrounding the park is also being redeveloped to increase accessibility, including an underground car park and other landscaping initiatives to make way for a modern urban amusement park. “This is truly an exciting time for our country and one that we will look back
on as a major milestone for development and growth in Bangladesh’s history,” says Husain. “Our ambitious vision to have world class and industry leading leisure
A daytime show with fountains is also being considered. “This is something we have not done in the past and it is a great experience
learning about the technology from LCI and how we can use it to enhance the destination experience in our country,” says Husain. LCI and NDE have worked in close partnership throughout the concept
development, design and creative development phases. “Challenges of not being able to travel during the pandemic were overcome with regular Zoom
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experiences is coming to fruition. By working with selected partners who are the best in their field we are ensuring we have futureproofed experiences that can continue to evolve and keep guests entertained, informed and engaged for years to come”. “We welcome more engagement and are keen to hear from other
companies who believe they have something to offer our region. We are on the road to becoming one of the leading experience economy destinations in the world.”
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