Action Area

Presented by ArchiBALD Regalanlagen & ArtStore by Kern Studer GmbH

(Hall 4, Stand C04 & C02)

Whilst this exhibit demonstrates one possible standard solution, the true strength of the Art Gallery modules lies in their modularity and boundless versatility: the modules can be made entirely to measure on request and adapted precisely to your premises. This display showcases the market-leading Art Gallery painting storage system from the Swiss manufacturer ArtStore by Kern Studer (represented on the German market by ArchiBALD Regalanlagen GmbH).

Presented by ArchiBALD Regalanlagen & WAVONIK
(Hall 4, Stand C04 & D17)

The "Image Line" storage cabinet system combines a high-quality, modular cabinet solution with the innovative WAVONIK DOUBLE C climate control system. The integrated micro-climate unit enables the precise regulation of relative humidity in display cases and storage cabinets with an internal volume of up to 3 m³. This makes the system ideal for use in museums, galleries and exhibitions where the preservation of sensitive collection items is a top priority.

Presented by Xpedeo (Hall 4, B02)

The selfie station is being used in the exhibition "Sisi – Misunderstood and Immortal" ("Sisi – unverstanden und unsterblich") at the Historical Museum of the Palatinate. Visitors can have their photograph taken and, with the help of artificial intelligence, are virtually dressed in the fashion of the Empress’s lifetime.

Presented by Hüttinger (Hall 4, C07)

The DiMi is a digital microscope designed for public spaces. It provides simple, intuitive access to the microcosm – regardless of age, prior knowledge or level of education. The DiMi’s user-friendly interface and robust design have been specifically developed for public environments with high visitor numbers and limited staff supervision – making it ideal for museums, science centres, children’s museums, travelling exhibitions, tour programmes and information centres.

Presented by molitor (Hall 4, Stand A15)

The MUSE lounge chair is a retreat for visitors to museums, libraries or offices, offering an ideal space to unwind thanks to its design and soundproofing. The optional integrated media technology provides an immersive listening experience for music or audiobooks. Visitors can conveniently control the technology via a swivelling touchscreen display, which can be customised to suit individual preferences.

Presented by Muse (Hall 4, Stand B05)

‘muse’ is a digital platform for visitor feedback, designed specifically for museums. It transforms visitor feedback into meaningful real-time data and helps museums to better understand their audience, evaluate exhibitions and make more informed decisions. With an engaging, playful experience, muse makes it easy and enjoyable for visitors to share their opinions.

Presented by Robolutions GmbH, (Hall 4, Stand E28)

The software start-up Robolutions develops interactive RoboAssistants that bring cultural venues to life through digital technology. The robots guide visitors autonomously through the exhibition spaces and provide valuable insights into the exhibits. Thanks to software developed by Robolutions, guided tours, as well as interview and quiz formats, are permanently available on demand. The interdisciplinary Robolutions team creates exclusive, theme-specific tours. Interview formats featuring contemporary witnesses and experts offer special insights into the stories behind the exhibits.

The interactive exhibition at the Rotkäppchen Adventure World invites visitors to actively experience the world of Rotkäppchen and create unforgettable moments. A particular highlight is the bath in the photo area. Here, guests can capture their own personal ‘Rotkäppchen moment’ – either on their own or with others – and take unique souvenir photos.

Presented by Sensape, (Hall 4, Stand F02)

The 55" Phantastic Promoter transforms plain information into an inspiring brand experience. Equipped with the intelligent Sensape Recognition Box and optical sensors, the system responds directly to your audience, actively attracts visitors and enables bespoke, interactive app applications right at the touchpoint.

Presented by stern...gestaltung Rüdiger Stern, (Hall 4, Stand A26)

Further details will be announced at MUTEC 2026. You’re in for a surprise!

Presented by TACTILE STUDIO UG, (Hall 4, Stand A25)

The exhibit is an interactive touch box that invites visitors to explore and guess a hidden object using only their hands. Through an opening, they reach into the box and feel the shape, surface and material without being able to see the object. In addition, a small tactile map shows the route from the activity area in the MUTEC hall to our stand, making spatial orientation an immediate and accessible experience.

Presented by Werk5 GmbH, (Hall 4, Stand D08)

The interactive table allows visitors to experience the tactile interpretation of a historical object through shapes, reliefs and different surfaces. A wall featuring tactile paintings, positioned directly behind it, complements the installation and showcases further production techniques used in tactile and inclusive education.

Presented by Bruynzeel Archiv & Bürosysteme GmbH, (Hall 4, Stand D18)

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Presented by dreiform GmbH, (Hall 4, Stand A26)

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