Humboldt Forum ‘Berlin Global’

For your next exhibition, actively plan inclusive offers right from the beginning. This will create new perspectives on the familiar and attract more visitors.

Together with experts in accessible design and layout, we produce tactile exhibits, bring orientation plans to life and ensure a balanced graphic design of tactile text panels.

Masterpieces as tactile reliefs – What can you do, as a museum of fine arts, for blind and visually impaired visitors apart from audio guides? Translate a painting into tactile relief with our experts from #go-inclusive. In a joint workshop, we will work out the essential content for 3D interpretation.

Have you ever illegally touched an exhibit in a museum in order to understand history at first hand?

With a reproduction, you protect the originals and still have a great tactile experience. Your object will be 3D scanned, digitally processed and reproduced from a hygienic material without any damage.

Haptic navigation through your exhibition can do much more than just showing the way – if you add an audio feedback. Sensory points play audio content via a one-handed earpiece when touched. In this way, your visitors learn exciting information about the architectural history of your building or the surrounding area.

The largest and most important palace complex in Berlin conveys the history of the palace,of its inhabitants and guests with tactile exhibits. A tactile city map shows the location of
Charlottenburg Palace true to scale in its surroundings. An added value, also for sighted visitors.