
Video from YouTube
Playing the video loads it from YouTube, which transfers data to Google.
Why go interactive?
There is little room for text in front of a display case. A touchscreen beside it carries the depth the label has no space for – and lets visitors decide how far they want to go.
Depth without a wall of text
Background, photos and video sit one touch away instead of on the label.
Multilingual
The same station serves several languages without crowding the exhibition.
Self-directed
Visitors move through collections, timelines and maps at their own pace.
Changing exhibitions
Content is swapped, the station stays – no new build required.
What it could look like
A TouchLay Stella with a floor plan and the programme stands at the entrance. In the exhibition a TouchLay Nova takes the station at the exhibit: horizontal as a table several visitors can gather around, or upright as a kiosk.
Where the screen should disappear into the exhibition furniture, a TouchLay Luna is built in: the open-frame design needs no surrounding housing, so only the picture area stays visible. It is approved for continuous operation.
We build the content together with you – or your team maintains it themselves in TouchLay Present, where modules are reused and recombined for new exhibitions.
How we work
From the first idea through to support during live operation, you get everything from a single source.
1.Concept
Together we clarify the goal, the audience and the setting – and you get a non-binding concept.
2.Design
We design the interface and the content to match your brand and your use case.
3.Review
Every step stays transparent for you. You give feedback, we implement the changes.
4.Logistics
We deliver, set up on site and explain how it works. After the event we collect everything again.
5.Maintenance & support
We stay reachable afterwards, too – for advice, maintenance and support during operation.












