In the world of guided tours, the debate often centres around the choice between audio guides and multimedia guides with screens. The choice between the two ultimately depends on the context and goals of the experience (as well as budget) but theWeiterlesen
Places of worship are at the heart of our historic environment. They are often the buildings with the longest period of continuous use in a community and as such, they are storehouses of collective memory, cultural identity and regional history. While theirWeiterlesen
At ATS, accessibility and inclusivity are a real passion of ours. We regularly produce British Sign Language (BSL) and subtitled tours for D/deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors. For Blind and Partially Sighted visitors we provide specialist consultancy, scriptwriting and production of audio-described tours,Weiterlesen
As cultural hubs, visitor attractions hold the key to unlocking knowledge, fostering shared experiences, and celebrating diverse perspectives. Yet, for visitors who are D/deaf, hard of hearing, or visually impaired, navigating these spaces can pose a significant barrier. This is where signWeiterlesen
The internet should be a space for everyone, regardless of ability. Unfortunately, many websites remain inaccessible to individuals with disabilities, creating barriers to information, communication and participation. Many people need information about a venue before they decide if it’s for them. ThisWeiterlesen
Museums, galleries and visitor attractions are gateways to culture, knowledge, and shared experiences and ensuring that everyone, regardless of physical abilities, can fully participate in and enjoy these cultural spaces is a crucial aspect of creating an inclusive society. This isn’t justWeiterlesen
Unlocking Family Engagement With an average of £485 per household spent on days out in 2023 (an increase on 2022 and predicted to grow again in 2024), you will want to make sure that your venue is getting its share and byWeiterlesen
Museums and galleries have long been revered as gatekeepers of culture, history, and art. However, in our fast-paced world, they need to fight for attention. That’s where technology comes in. Forget dusty leaflets and static displays. Imagine interactive games bringing historical figuresWeiterlesen
The International Tourism Opportunity: It was predicted that by 2025 the UK tourism industry would be worth over £257 billion, but the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic had other ideas, putting worldwide travel to a stop, resulting in a decline of 73% in visitorsWeiterlesen
Museums and galleries have long been revered as gatekeepers of culture, history, and art. However, in our increasingly digital age, these institutions are faced with the challenge of staying relevant and engaging for modern visitors. One solution gaining momentum is the adoptionWeiterlesen
ATS provides a comprehensive interpretive service to clients in the heritage, leisure and tourism sector. This service includes consultancy, content development and production, hardware design and manufacturing, and technical and operational support. The objective of everything we do is to provide exceptionalWeiterlesen
5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Adding a Welcome Video to Your Website In an age where the internet is often the first point of contact, more and more visitor attractions are discovering the value of a compelling welcome video on theirWeiterlesen
Our Digital Experience Consultant, John Harte had the great pleasure of presenting at the AVEA conference, talking about a subject very close to our hearts, Access and Inclusion. Here is a summary of his presentation. What do we mean by Access andWeiterlesen
Are you passionate about the world of multimedia and looking to take your career to the next level? We are a forward-thinking multimedia company, and we’re on the hunt for creative, dedicated individuals to join our team. If you’re excited about pushingWeiterlesen
In the realm of modern tourism, audio guides have emerged as powerful tools to enhance visitor experiences at museums, historical sites, parks and visitor attractions. These guides can bridge the gap between information and immersion, allowing visitors to delve deeper into theWeiterlesen
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 informationWeiterlesen
There are over 1,400 historic houses, stately homes and gardens across the UK and between them they welcome over 21 million visits a year. They truly are the heritage backbone of the UK’s tourism industry. Sarah Callander Beckett is Chair of HistoricWeiterlesen
In this ever-evolving technological landscape, it is crucial for our sacred spaces to adapt and embrace new avenues of communication to connect with congregations and share the stories and messages of our places of worship with the wider world. Digital interpretation tools,Weiterlesen
It breaks our heart when we see kids who are bored at a visitor attraction. It’s a day out! They’re supposed to be having a good time, not kicking their heels. And it’s just as disappointing when parents feel like they’ve notWeiterlesen
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 toWeiterlesen
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 asWeiterlesen
What makes a virtual tour stand out, and what can you do to get more engagement from digital audiences? We’ve taken a look at some of the best digital tours in the market, from Buckingham Palace and St Paul’s Cathedral to emergingWeiterlesen
With this week being Deaf Awareness Week we thought we’d answer a common question – why a D/deaf person would need BSL and/or subtitles? The answer is it depends on the D/deaf person’s first or preferred language. // You might also be wonderingWeiterlesen
The most difficult challenge around inclusion of deaf visitors is communication. I’m going to ask you to do one important thing this week, as an individual, or as a team, I want you to think about what your visitor journey is likeWeiterlesen
We are delighted to be back at the Museums and Heritage Show in Olympia on Wednesday 10th and Thursday 11th May and we’d love to see you there – register for your free pass using our exclusive link. Not only will weWeiterlesen
The last 10 years has seen Bletchley Park, the infamous top secret home of the Codebreakers, become one the UK’s top visitor attractions. ATS has been working with Bletchley from the early days, providing an on-site visitor led storytelling experience with multimediaWeiterlesen
Choosing the right voice to represent your visitor attraction, museum or heritage site is a big decision. If your guide is going to be in place for a few years, you want to get it right. It can also be a ratherWeiterlesen
Ireland’s No. 1 visitor attraction, Guinness Storehouse, has appointed ATS as their new multimedia guide partner. Guinness Storehouse is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Ireland, as well as one of the most visited sites in all of Europe.Weiterlesen
ATS has been granted a Royal Warrant by Her Majesty The Queen in recognition of their supply of digital guide services. Royal Warrants of Appointment are a mark of recognition to those who supply goods or services to the households ofWeiterlesen
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, historicWeiterlesen
In the latest of our ‘In Conversation’ series, John Harte speaks to Sarah Callander Beckett, Director of Historic Houses and owner of Combermere Abbey. They discuss the the power of video as a communication tool, the challenges of the past 18 months andWeiterlesen
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,Weiterlesen
ATS are delighted to announce the latest addition to our creative team, in response to increased project demand. Paulina Rai is joining us as Multimedia Editor and will be responsible for editing audio and video, as well as on-site filming and photography.Weiterlesen
ATS are proud to welcome John Rodgers to the team as Technical Lead. John has over 20 years of technical and commercial support experience – including 15 years spent at Antenna International. John will be responsible for creating and delivering technical solutionsWeiterlesen
The theme of this year’s International Museum Day is ‘The Future of Museums: Recover and Reimagine’. This got us thinking about some of the innovative solutions we’ve been working on recently in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It seems fitting that yesterdayWeiterlesen
We love a challenge at ATS. So, when global safety equipment firm Survitec asked us to create a virtual museum to celebrate their 100th anniversary, we jumped at the chance. Survitec are marking their centenary year under the theme of ‘AWeiterlesen
At ATS, creating powerful stories through great content is central to what we do. But a close second to this is choosing the right technology for the job – helping clients identify which solution will ensure the maximum reach for their audiences.Weiterlesen
How do you safely undertake a film shoot during a pandemic? This is the question that we were faced with as we prepared to film at Blenheim Palace for the much-anticipated Churchill Exhibition. ATS were commissioned to produce a new online virtualWeiterlesen
Can we tempt you with a temporary escape from your day, a virtual stretch of your legs perhaps? We’ve visited some unique places recently and recorded our walks especially for you. Join us for a couple of well earnt minutes to relax,Weiterlesen
Next in our ‘In Conversation’ series, Louise speaks to Julian Humphrys, Historian, Writer, Guide and Lecturer. They discuss the approaches to interpreting a field and how to overcome the biggest challenge of bringing an empty space to life and making it relevantWeiterlesen
Als nächstes in unserer Reihe „Im Gespräch“ spricht Louise mit Julian Humphrys, Historiker, Schriftsteller, Reiseführer und Dozent. Sie erörtern die Ansätze zur Interpretation eines Feldes und wie man die größte Herausforderung meistert, einen leeren Raum zum Leben zu erwecken und ihn fürWeiterlesen
Audio and multimedia guide provider to the cultural sector, ATS Heritage, has appointed Spencer Clark as its new Managing Director. Over the last fifteen years, ATS has grown to become the UK’s premier company in the sector with clients including The Royal Collection,Weiterlesen
Preparing to welcome visitors over the Christmas period is always a busy time – but 2020 has brought its own unique and unexpected challenges. Join us, as we catch up with Faye Kelly of Hever Castle to learn about the changes theyWeiterlesen
The pandemic has inspired many trends, but one of the most notable for our sector has been the increase in the number of attractions and cultural sites investing in an off-site digital experience. From 3D virtual tours to video walk-throughs, we’ve beenWeiterlesen
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-siteWeiterlesen
In the first of our ‘In Conversation’ series, Spencer Clark speaks to Jim Richardson, founder of MuseumNext. They discuss the challenge of reimagining MuseumNext as a digital conference, how cultural attractions can stay motivated at this difficult time, as well as Jim’sWeiterlesen
With audiences to cultural and heritage attractions becoming increasingly younger and domestic, it has been revealed that 88% of attractions believe technology will play a more central role in their visitor experience offering. A poll of 110 visitor experience professionals from across the UK & Ireland found that the majorityWeiterlesen
How do you create an environment for visitors that is both an enjoyable experience and one that is Covid-safe? This is the challenge that organisations of all sizes have wrestled with in recent months. We caught up with three leading attractions andWeiterlesen
With visitors beginning to return to cultural sites and visitor attractions, how they behave on-site in a post-Covid world has been followed with great interest. With many attractions offering a downloadable app version of their audio or multimedia tour, a question markWeiterlesen
As visitor attractions across Ireland begin to reopen their doors to the public, it has been revealed that almost two thirds are making changes on-site to accommodate a younger, domestic audience. The poll of visitor experience professionals from tourist attractions and heritageWeiterlesen
As doors reopen at cultural and heritage sites around the world, staff and volunteers are busy preparing to receive visitors once again. But how can visitors be reassured that their visit will be a safe one, and what do they need toWeiterlesen
As the world went into lockdown, online searches for digital tours of cultural and heritage sites rocketed. Earlier this week ATS Heritage’s Spencer Clark discussed the phenomenon on Turkish national broadcaster TRT and offered advice to visitor attractions on how a digitalWeiterlesen
Culture and tourism professionals revealed this week that they have not received sufficient guidance on how to safely reopen to visitors after lockdown. The poll of 154 professionals from tourist attractions and heritage sites found that 71% were not satisfied that theyWeiterlesen
With social distancing likely to be in place as attractions and institutions prepare to open their doors, many are considering how best to maximise the number of potential visitors, while at all times observing social distance guidelines. Signage, staff and volunteers willWeiterlesen
As our sector adapts to the challenges of lock down, the Old Royal Naval College, part of Maritime Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site, wanted to bring the magic of the Painted Hall into the homes of its audiences. ATS were appointed toWeiterlesen
Kenya Children Centres provide food, shelter, healthcare and education to vulnerable children and their families. It has the facility to house and support children who have seen and sadly been through experiences no child should have, within their managed residential facilities inWeiterlesen
V&A Dundee offered the perfect setting to hold our new workshop on how to ‘Unlock your best visitor experience’. A series of sessions explored why high-quality visitor experiences are increasingly important, how to begin designing the right experience, and how to attractWeiterlesen
2019 has been an exciting year for the team at ATS and we have bigger plans for 2020. We have recently welcomed some more team members to the family. John Harte, International Sales Manager John Harte, formerly of Antenna International, has joinedWeiterlesen
We are delighted to be holding a one day workshop jam packed with practical advice and sector specific experiences. Our aim is for attendees to gain a clearer understanding of the way digital interpretation can enhance your visitor experience, how to developWeiterlesen
ATS Heritage is celebrating its 25th birthday in November this year. With the advances in technology and the changing face of how to deliver the best visitor experience, we interviewed founder and MD, Mike Howie to gain his insight into the futureWeiterlesen
Anne Fletcher, Director of Interpretation – ATS Heritage and Sutherland Forsyth, Learning Curator – Palace of Holyroodhouse, Royal Collection Trust will discuss how they have taken Britain’s royal heritage into the 21st century. Over the past 3 years Royal Collection Trust has partnered with theWeiterlesen
For many, a day out at a museum, gallery or visit to a tourist attraction is an exciting time. However, for some visitors with a disability the thought can be very daunting – and often the challenges start way before getting toWeiterlesen
English Medieval castles are a wonder to be enjoyed by many. Orford Castle is one of these wonders, situated in the village of Orford in Suffolk, it offers its visitors an opportunity to step back in time. Orford Castle were using aWeiterlesen
We are delighted to announce that we have been chosen to deliver a new multimedia guide tour of Canterbury Cathedral, Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion and part of a World Heritage Site. This iconic site, although a top tourist attraction,Weiterlesen
ATS has been appointed by the South Downs National Park (SDNP) to create a series of inspirational stories that are told in the landscape that inspired them. We have seen many outdoor trail apps over the years, with varying degrees of qualityWeiterlesen
It will be all hands-on deck for the ATS crew as we have been recruited by the iconic Greenwich attraction, Cutty Sark (www.rmg.co.uk/cutty-sark) – the worlds’ sole surviving tea clipper – to create an all-new audio guide experience for their visitors. OurWeiterlesen
There is something very special about visiting a heritage site. These pilgrimages to our ancient selves can be powerful experiences and this interest in past human endeavours seems to be a cross-cultural and cross-generational phenomena. When I enter into a Cathedral’s mainWeiterlesen
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,Weiterlesen
ATS were asked to provide audio guide handsets for the National Civil War Centre in Newark. The centre currently has several trails to share with their visitors, these range from their Augmented Reality Trail using smartphones and devices, to a more handsWeiterlesen
Cawdor Castle, the home of Lady Cawdor and her family, is a magical place where visitors can dream of princesses and knights in times gone by. With a history dating back to Macbeth, this exceptional 14th century working castle opens its doorsWeiterlesen
Two of our Directors, Mike and Audrey Howie, have for some time been working behind the scenes to add support and donations to a charity in Kenya called Kenya Children Centres, kicked off with a visit to a centre in 2014. Mike said,Weiterlesen
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 FamilyWeiterlesen
ATS are delighted to announce that we have been appointed as the Audio/Multimedia guide partner for National Gallery of Ireland (NGI). The NGI welcomes over 1 million visitors through its doors each year and boasts an awe-inspiring permanent art collection as wellWeiterlesen
ATS Heritage is proud to add another National Trust property to our client list – Knole Park in Kent, where we have been asked to create and deliver a new multimedia guide after an intensive 5-year renovation project. Knole received an investmentWeiterlesen
The D-Day Story tells the story of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. It holds over 10,000 items – preserving, researching and acquiring objects to share with the public through exhibitions, workshops and other activities. When entering the new £5m revamped D-DayWeiterlesen
With continued growth in their overseas audience, SS Great Britain wanted to create an effective solution to attract, engage and deliver an all new experience for international visitors. ATS Heritage worked closely with SS Great Britain to create a multimedia tour availableWeiterlesen
We would like to share the journey of one of our latest clients, Tangmere Military Aviation Museum in Chichester following a successful EU Funding application. The museum, which is based in West Sussex and located in a corner of the old TangmereWeiterlesen
Bringing the past to life when there are only limited visual cues is a challenge. Think of a visit to a country house, a castle or a cathedral and you’ll perhaps think of the grand buildings themselves. And also their splendid interiorsWeiterlesen
The Painted Hall, often described as the ‘Sistine Chapel of the UK’, is the greatest example of decorative mural painting in Britain. ATS Heritage, leaders in creating high quality audio and multimedia tour experiences, has been appointed by the Old Royal NavalWeiterlesen
In 2017 Westbury Manor was completed refurbished to create a vibrant cultural venue in the heart of Fareham. ATS Heritage created a series of tablet kiosks with interactive content allowing visitors to explore the collections and archives. Cerian Gale, Community Museum ManagerWeiterlesen
Due to phenomenal public demand, Elvis Presley, the King of Rock ’n‘ roll, returned to the O2 with a new exhibition, Elvis On Tour with audio guides provided by ATS Heritage. 2017 also saw the world premiere of the first ever official exhibition about iconic superstar and legendary performerWeiterlesen
The Roger Brown model of Victorian Winchester is now settled in its permanent home at Winchester City Museum. At 5 meters in diameter the impressive scale model is based on the first Ordinance Survey map of the city from 1873, and tookWeiterlesen
ATS Heritage, leader in multimedia tours for Heritage and Cultural sites, is excited to announce Anne Fletcher will join the team as ‘Director of Interpretation & Partnerships’. With this new appointment ATS will be able to strengthen its interpretative offer, through interpretiveWeiterlesen
Translating Rugby for the world The World Rugby Hall of Fame opened to the public on Friday 18 November at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum. Located in Rugby town, where the story of the game began 200 years ago, this new visitor experience willWeiterlesen
The Falkirk Wheel (half way between Edinburgh and Glasgow) is the world’s only rotating boat lift, connecting two canals, one 27 metres above the other. Visitors can take journey to the upper level of the wheel in a boat before going onWeiterlesen
Finding the balance of high tech and low tech interpretation is a common challenge across Museums and Heritage sites. It’s a highly creative process, exploring ideas and concepts that will engage audiences and deliver a memorable visitor experience. We introduced the ElthamWeiterlesen
Increasingly heritage sites are commissioning digital offers for families and ATS has worked on a variety of successful projects aimed at this audience. For example, this year we worked at Eltham Palace (London) alongside Edinburgh-based designers Bright 3D to come up withWeiterlesen
Welcome to Deaf Awareness Week, a week of opportunity for you to to recognise, empathise and improve your visitor experience for people who are D/deaf! The most difficult challenge around inclusion of deaf visitors is communication. I’m going to ask you to do one importantWeiterlesen
Is now the time to go all in on a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) offer? Virtually every visitor has a mobile device in their pocket, so when cultural sites are considering an audio or multimedia guide we’re often asked whetherWeiterlesen
Highclere Castle is one of England’s most beautiful Victorian Castles, home to the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon, and the real-life location of TV’s Downton Abbey. Narrated by Jim Carter who plays Carson the Butler in Downton Abbey, this app allows youWeiterlesen
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.Weiterlesen
Throughout 2015 ATS Heritage has been working with St Paul’s Cathedral in London to create a brand new suite of visitor multimedia guides which launch to the public this week. Anne Fletcher, Interpretation Consultant at St Paul’s Cathedral explains “St Paul’s hadWeiterlesen
Während des gesamten Jahres 2015 hat ATS Heritage mit der St. Paul’s Cathedral in London zusammengearbeitet, um eine brandneue Reihe von Multimedia-Führern für Besucher zu erstellen, die diese Woche der Öffentlichkeit vorgestellt werden. Anne Fletcher, Dolmetscherin an der St. Paul’s Cathedral, erklärt:Weiterlesen
A lo largo de 2015, ATS Heritage ha trabajado con la Catedral de San Pablo de Londres para crear un nuevo conjunto de guías multimedia para visitantes que se lanzan al público esta semana. Anne Fletcher, asesora de interpretación de la catedralWeiterlesen
Tout au long de l’année 2015, ATS Heritage a travaillé avec la cathédrale Saint-Paul de Londres pour créer une toute nouvelle série de guides multimédias pour les visiteurs, qui sont lancés au public cette semaine. Anne Fletcher, consultante en interprétation à laWeiterlesen
Nel corso del 2015 ATS Heritage ha collaborato con la Cattedrale di St Paul a Londra per creare una nuova serie di guide multimediali per i visitatori, che verranno presentate al pubblico questa settimana. Anne Fletcher, consulente per l’interpretazione della Cattedrale diWeiterlesen
ATS Heritage has joined forces with two English Heritage properties to explore stories about the life of the Duke of Wellington Audience research conducted by English Heritage in the last few years shows that many members of the public – even thoseWeiterlesen
When we’re on a short break, say in a European town or city, there are a few set things we always do – visit a museum, have coffee outside in a public square, shop for souvenirs etc. And something we often findWeiterlesen
ATS has won the contract to continue providing audio and multimedia tours at London’s National Portrait Gallery for a further five years. We are delighted to have retained this contract. We see it as a sign that the work we done thereWeiterlesen
ATS and English Heritage are delighted to learn that we have been nominated for the Association for Heritage Interpretation’s 2015 Discover Heritage Awards. Our work on the new multimedia guide at Eltham Palace (London) has been shortlisted in the Museum and HistoricWeiterlesen
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 HLFWeiterlesen
ATS has just launched a brand new update to its Aintree Grand National app with brand new interface and usability and tons of great new features! Explore the rich heritage of the worlds most famous horse race and one of the highlights ofWeiterlesen
This September ATS will be launching a brand new multimedia guide at London’s iconic St Paul’s Cathedral. The guide will be accessible to blind/partially sighted visitors, Deaf visitors and translated into a range of languages as well as specific tours for families andWeiterlesen
ATS have begun production of a brand new multimedia guide at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum (UFTM) in Northern Ireland. Visitors will use the iTouch 5 to guide themselves around the 170 acre site and explore the remarkable collection of buildings from around theWeiterlesen
Filming has begun for the brand new multimedia tour at Eltham Palace – one of the most enchanting visitor attractions in London. Built by the wealthy Courtauld family next to the remains of Eltham Palace, childhood home of Henry VIII, it’s amongWeiterlesen
Following the hugely successful adults and family multimedia tour at Bolsover Castle, ATS is extremely proud to be chosen to create multimedia tours at three more English Heritage sites; Apsley House Walmer Castle and Eltham Palace. All three sites will showcase theWeiterlesen
As well as a series of hugely successful multimedia tours for the Museums of Lincolnshire Life, which included and Adults, Families and Kids tours, ATS Heritage have also created a number of projections and interactives that bring some of the site’s wonderfulWeiterlesen
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 ‚hotWeiterlesen
ATS just attended the Association for Heritage Interpreters (AHI) Conference 2014 in Manchester which, in the year commemorating the start of WWI, explored the art of interpreting emotions and challenging subjects. Highlights of the trip were the fabulous site visits to Chetham’sWeiterlesen
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 soWeiterlesen
ATS se complace en anunciar que ahora colaboramos con Kids in Museums, ayudando a mejorar las experiencias digitales de las familias y difundiendo buenas prácticas en el sector de los museos y el patrimonio. Tendremos anuncios muy interesantes para el nuevo año,Weiterlesen
ATS è lieta di annunciare che ora siamo partner di Kids in Museums, per contribuire a migliorare le esperienze digitali delle famiglie e a diffondere le buone pratiche nel settore dei musei e dei beni culturali. Per il nuovo anno abbiamo inWeiterlesen
ATS est très heureux d’annoncer que nous sommes désormais partenaires de Kids in Museums, qui contribue à améliorer les expériences numériques pour les familles et à diffuser les bonnes pratiques dans le secteur des musées et du patrimoine. Nous aurons des annoncesWeiterlesen
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 insightWeiterlesen
Continuing ATS’s longstanding partnership with the National Portrait Gallery we have released a multimedia guide and app to support The Real Tudors exhibition that runs from 12th September – 1st March. The special display is the most complete presentation of the portraiture of the wellWeiterlesen
Following the extremely well-received adult and family multimedia guide at Bolsover Castle launched earlier in the summer (English Heritage) ATS has released the mobile app version for apple and android users which allows anyone to explore the castle, and the remarkable storyWeiterlesen
Following the Royal opening of the latest landmark in the ambitious £8m project to restore Bletchley Park in June, ATS has released the app version of their hugely successful multimedia tour. The latest update includes a stylish new interface to align withWeiterlesen
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 andWeiterlesen
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 presenterWeiterlesen
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 temporaryWeiterlesen
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