The range of products and services offered by MUTEC exhibitors is just as broad as their geographical origins. One focus is on the classic tasks of preservation and protection: solutions for collection storage, archive and shelving systems, museum showcases, air conditioning and monitoring, lighting, conservation and collection preservation. Digital solutions for collections, archives and cultural assets are also part of the offering.

Another major area is the design and technical implementation of exhibitions. The spectrum ranges from scenography, exhibition systems and customised solutions to lighting, audio and media technology, interactive exhibits and immersive applications.

The area of digital interpretation and visitor experience is particularly diverse. Software for collection management, digital museum guides, apps, audio guides, touch applications, VR and AR solutions, AI applications and digital experience environments demonstrate how new technologies can be used in museums. The range is complemented by solutions for ticketing, access control, visitor and audience management, as well as accessible interpretation.

Museum planning, consulting, research and services are also represented. This means the range of offerings is aimed not only at individual specialist areas, but at a wide variety of tasks and requirements within museum organisations.

For visitors, this creates a broad spectrum of opportunities: they can learn about concrete solutions for their everyday work, discover new technologies, compare providers and take inspiration for their own projects back with them.

And even though the exhibitor list already demonstrates an impressive range: it will continue to grow in the run-up to MUTEC 2026. So it is worth checking the exhibitor directory again in the coming weeks.