Interactive Station and Digital Signage
History in High Definition: Washington State History Experience
Client:
Washington State Historical Society
Venue/Location:
Washington State History Museum, Tacoma, WA
Browse:
exhibits and interactives
Category selection screen.
Story viewer.
Women's history asset library.
Visitor using kiosk.
Historical Tales & Museum Collection kiosk.
Museum lobby multiplex.
Multiplex interface.
Multiplex interface.
Client:
Washington State Historical Society
Browse:
exhibits and interactives
The Washington State Historical Society commissioned Belle & Wissell to develop touchscreen interactives and flatpanel display to tell historic tales and present the museum’s collection.
Features include collection and story browsing, integrated videos, slideshows, and presentation of content not available in museum galleries.
High-definition video, and other Flash-driven content was integrated into a flat panel display system on a large 65″ display in the museum lobby.
A web-based WYSIWYG content management tool was developed specifically for the museum, which empowers the curatorial staff to add, edit and publish to both the kiosk and flatpanel.
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Art Director: Gabe Kean
Senior Designer: Aaron Hedquist
Programmer: Aaron Hedquist
Programmer: Seb Chevrel
Additional Project Credits
Fabrication: Turner Exhibits
Technical Support: Jeff Grier
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Art Director: Gabe Kean
Senior Designer: Aaron Hedquist
Programmer: Aaron Hedquist
Programmer: Seb Chevrel
Additional Project Credits
Fabrication: Turner Exhibits
Technical Support: Jeff Grier
The Washington State Historical Society commissioned Belle & Wissell to develop touchscreen interactives and flatpanel display to tell historic tales and present the museum’s collection.
Features include collection and story browsing, integrated videos, slideshows, and presentation of content not available in museum galleries.
High-definition video, and other Flash-driven content was integrated into a flat panel display system on a large 65″ display in the museum lobby.
A web-based WYSIWYG content management tool was developed specifically for the museum, which empowers the curatorial staff to add, edit and publish to both the kiosk and flatpanel.