Visitors discover how tea is made.

From herbs to a cup of tea.

The visitor route follows the journey of herbs from growers to the finished product. Windows into production reveal the real operation; animations help explain the individual production steps.

Press a button. See a production step.

Three portrait displays are built directly into the machine model. Buttons for cutting, dust removal and mixing start animations of the individual stages in herb processing. Ki-Wi Signage manages the visual content of the exhibit and the projections along the route.

1. Choose a step

   What happens to the herbs?

2. Press a button

   The visitor starts the chosen content.

3. See the explanation

   An animation explains the process.

The interactive model is one stop along the visitor route. Real herbs, views into production and projected stories connect the digital explanations with the surroundings visitors explore.

Visitors choose what to explore.

Visitors have a choice: they press a button and see an explanation of a specific step. Digital content connects with the physical exhibit and can be updated remotely.

• Active discoveryVisitors start the content themselves.
• A clear explanationAnimations show how herbs are processed.
• Remote managementContent can be updated through the cloud.

One stop. Part of the whole journey.

The interior was designed by Vrtiška & Žák. Real herbs, packaging materials and windows into production give the digital exhibits their context. The animations form part of the journey visitors follow.

Audiopro delivered the overall AV solution, including sound and the guide system. Within that setup, Ki-Wi Signage provides visual and interactive content.