Moscow, Russia, February 14, 2020 --(PR.com)-- The project features a brand-new single script, with multimedia screens, projectors for video mapping, a directional sound system, and motion sensors turning this art-object to be one of the most advanced in the Russian context.

Technologies implemented by CROC together with RAA, PITCH, Digis, and MKS help to create an interactive historical atmosphere that allows visitors to feel themselves as Russian expatriates and travel through the time and countries. Over 2,000 letters, images and books were digitized and are now presented to the audience on 54 screens.

“We have gained rich experience partnering with CROC. Thanks to advanced multimedia technologies, today, we can be on the same page with our visitors while preserving valuable historical exhibits. What I like most about this project is how the balance between cultural heritage and modern technologies contributes to the best possible visitor experience,” commented Viktor Moskvin, Director of the House.

“We are proud that CROC expertise has helped the museum find a new way to share historical content with visitors through the lens of modern technologies. Our easy-to-use solutions provide museum guests with a great opportunity for interactive learning and entertainment,” added Dmitry Shabanov, Head of Multimedia Solutions at CROC.

Earlier this year, this multimedia exposition won "Project of the Year" in the "Museology" category at the award ceremony organized by GlobalCIO|DigitalExperts in Russia.