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8th September 2023

New partnership between ATS and Signapse.

We’re very excited to announce a new partnership between ATS and Signapse. Signapse are building AI technology which translates text into sign language automatically. With more than 150,000 sign language users in the UK alone, Signapse’s mission is to ensure as much informationRead More

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5th June 2023

Are you ready to go digital?

Digital interpretation comes in a bewildering array of forms. It also has a confusing number of names; multimedia, interactive or even mobile interpretation. Put simply, digital interpretation allows museums, heritage sites and visitor attractions to embrace new technologies and innovative approaches toRead More

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16th May 2023

Creating Great On-Site Experiences

We are proud to work with museums, attractions and heritage sites of all shapes and sizes, helping to deliver extraordinary on-site and online digital visitor experiences. The last few decades of digital interpretation have been an exciting time for the industry asRead More

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4th April 2022

How to Make History Exciting

As digital storytellers, we know that historic sites far from dull! But history can have something of a poor reputation with the general public – for some, there may even be some bad memories of boring teachers at school. Museums, galleries, historicRead More

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20th July 2021

ATS Welcome a Host of New UK Clients

  ATS’s portfolio of UK clients has grown significantly in recent months as a host of leading cultural and visitor attractions have entrusted the ATS team to provide a world-class service to their visitors. These include Blenheim Palace, World Rugby Museum Twickenham,Read More

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16th October 2020

Connecting Culture 2020

A presentation from the Connecting Culture 2020 Virtual Conference. Spencer Clark along with Anne Fletcher, Director of Interpretation and Louise Wainwright, Senior Producer were invited to share their experience and advice on how to create effective digital engagement and world class on-siteRead More

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17th December 2018

A Royal flush for ATS Heritage

The Sandringham Estate, the Norfolk retreat of HM The Queen, has recently appointed ATS Heritage to develop a new multi-media guide tour for visitors.  Adding to our regal portfolio of clients including Buckingham Palace, Balmoral Castle, Windsor Castle and Palace of Holyroodhouse,Read More

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6th December 2018

Gainsborough Family Album Exhibition

ATS is very privileged to have worked with The National Portrait Gallery (NPG) for over eight years, providing on-site multimedia guides and developing content for the permanent collection as well as temporary exhibitions.  Our latest exhibition project with NPG is ‘Gainsborough’s FamilyRead More

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Eltham Palace Dancers

Re-interpreting Eltham Palace wins AHI Award

The anticipation of being shortlisted for an AHI award for our work at Eltham Palace finally came to a nail biting end, with this innovative project coming away with the ‘Association for Heritage Interpretation Discover Award’ for the ‘Museums and historic properties/sites’ category.Read More

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10th April 2015

Tolpuddle Martyrs app is live!

The story of the Tolpuddle Martyrs, the 19th century farm labourers transported to Australia for swearing a secret oath, will now be told using 21st century technology. Trade unionists have launched an audio visual trail in Tolpuddle village, thanks to a HLFRead More

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16th October 2014

Hot Topics from Museums Association 2014

Hot topics on digital interpretation & visitor experiences What an exciting few days we had in Cardiff celebrating 125 years of the Museums Association. Energetic visitors to our stand shared project ideas and explored innovative ways to improve visitor engagement. So we thought we’d share some ‘hotRead More

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23rd September 2014

ATS and Kids in Museums join forces

ATS are very pleased to announce we are now partners with Kids in Museums, helping improve digital experiences for families and spreading good practice across the museum and heritage sector. We will have some very exciting announcements for the new year soRead More

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14th September 2014

Improvements to Bodelwyddan Castle

Following the successful launch of a multimedia guide and app at Bodelwyddan Castle in North Wales ATS are very pleased to announce the release of a Welsh language and British Sign Language (BSL) version of the tour. The tour provides greater insightRead More

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Tolpuddle Martyrs Filming

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3rd July 2014

Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum

ATS has begun production of a multimedia guide and mobile app at the Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum. The remarkable story of the Martyrs unfolds as visitors are guided through the village itself, stopping at the homes of the key protagonist George Lovelace andRead More

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30th April 2014

Museum of Lincolnshire Life Multimedia Tour

After considerable success elsewhere in Lincoln, ATS were asked to develop an exciting and engaging tour for this much-loved and quirky museum based in an old military barracks in Lincoln. ATS: “We thought it deserved a quirky response and thus we produced a presenterRead More

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30th January 2014

Baileys Stardust at the NPG

ATS are extremely excited to launch the multimedia guide and app (Apple and Android) to accompany Bailey’s Stardust exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery continuing their longstanding relationship with the NPG that has seen ATS produce several digital and audio guides at temporaryRead More

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