The "Showcase Karlsruhe" is a combination of tourism information, meeting place and showroom with a clear focus on digital media. inSynergie carried out the planning and installation for the various media technology stations.
A central point of  is the "Interactive Table". Here, an analog table was provided with invisibly integrated touch foils and projections, so that the furniture itself becomes an interactive touch interface.
Next to this, two sound showers were installed to the ceiling and allow to playback five different audio files at the push of a button.
For the "360 ° Experience", five curved monitors were installed in a ring on the ceiling, so that visitors can watch 360 ° videos, for example of drone flight recordings.
The “Interactive Shop Window” has been installed so that visitors can interactively obtain information  beyond the opening hours. The monitor behind the shop window can be operated from outside using internal optical sensors.

End customer: KTG Karlsruhe Tourismus AG
Website: www.karlsruhe-erleben.de/en/media/attractions/Tourist-Information-Karlsruhe

inSynergie installed additional media equipment for the redesigned permanent exhibition in the west wing of the National Museum Zurich in autumn 2019. Including an interactive 65 “multi-touchscreen, which was embedded in the flat textiles in a table furniture. Furthermore, a projection was set up, which is activated via a motion detector. A large part of the media technology consists of tablet computers with protective housings, which are laid out on seating in several places, but partly also permanently installed in showcases. An audio installation creates an atmospheric spatial sound with the sounds of a festive ball.

End customer: National Museum Zurich
www.landesmuseum.ch/en

The round table stands in the middle of the ring showcase and is an interactive projection on a glass surface with a diameter of 90 cm. The rear projection was realized with two DLP projectors. A capacitive touch foil allows the interaction and control of the projection by visitors. The table provides in-depth information on all the rings on display. A changing selection of rings is displayed in random order. By touching a text field can be opened, which provides information about the selected ring. In addition, the rings can be sorted by era, color and material.

End customer: National Museum Zurich
https://www.landesmuseum.ch/en

The German Mining Museum is one of the largest museums in Germany and deals in its exhibitions with the origin, extraction and processing of natural resources.
But also the socio-historical and cultural developments of the mining industry and its history are illuminated more closely.

inSynergie carried out extensive media installations: elaborate projections, numerous stations with touch screens and iSHearo ohne-hand earpieces as well as special constructions for exhibits such as microscope stations.

End customer:
Deutsches Bergbau Museum Bochum
https://www.bergbaumuseum.de/en

Where is Africa? calls for a renewed understanding of the contexts and narratives of African collections in museums and for a critical interview with them. The exhibition shows how the collections were created, how they developed and which classification principles they obeyed.
inSynergie installed two projections in the exhibition as well as several digital stations with video displays and one-hand-earphones.

End customer:
Linden-Museum Stuttgart
https://www.lindenmuseum.de/sehen/ausstellungen/afrika/