At the World Expo 2010, inSynergie equipped the "Shanghai Corporate Pavilion" with comprehensive media installations and media control. The main focus was on the synchronization, display, and distribution of audio, video, and image material during the show, which took place twelve times daily.

The Danube Swabian Central Museum (DZM) in Ulm showcases the eventful history of the Danube Swabians from the late 17th century to the present day, across 26 sections and 1,500 m² of exhibition space.

In 1904, the steam tug "Dortmund IX" was launched. To this day, it remains the second oldest existing ship from the Meyer shipyard and is now part of the exhibition at the Maritime Adventure World Papenburg.

Cuomo is a newly renovated nightclub in Valencia that wanted an innovative AV system for its reopening. A design was created featuring three gigantic spheres suspended from the ceiling. Each sphere uses four projections to create a seamless image on its visible surface.

The exhibition "Dialogue with Time" addresses the treatment of seniors and their social standing. Through dialogue with seniors, personal connections to the topic are established, while also examining negative aspects and the future of an aging society.

Germany's only horticultural museum, located in the historic Cyriaksburg Citadel, presents the multifaceted world of horticulture to visitors of all ages through a new multimedia exhibition.

The exhibition "Dialogue with Time" will be shown from September 2014 to February 2015 at the Museum of Communication in Frankfurt am Main and subsequently in Berlin. In a playful and interactive way, visitors are encouraged to reflect on how they want to live and age. An exhibition for participation, reflection, and dialogue, as senior guides lead through the exhibition and are available for conversation.

Founded in 1963, the German Carnival Museum showcases various historical evidence on the origins of carnival customs.

Located in the heart of Upper Franconia, at the foot of the "Schiefe Ebene," is the railway village of Neuenmarkt. The German Steam Locomotive Museum, situated there, offers a unique railway experience.

The German Mining Museum is one of the largest museums in Germany, and its exhibitions focus on the origin, extraction, mining, and processing of mineral resources.

The Delta Experience exhibition at Deltapark Neeltje Jans focuses on the construction of the Delta Works, the world-famous storm surge barrier built after the 1953 flood to prevent a recurrence of such disasters.

The 'Timeline Evolution' exhibition at Heidelberg University vividly explores the history of life, from its beginnings to current questions in biological research. Life on Earth started with simple life forms, and from these primordial cells, multicellular organisms emerged over the course of evolution.

The exhibition is located on the ground floor of DKV mobility's newly constructed extension building in Ratingen. In an Experience Area in the entrance, visitors can learn about the history and development of DKV Mobility, as well as explore DKV Mobility's individual product areas in a playful and interactive way.

The DASA in Dortmund-Dorsfeld is Germany's largest exhibition on the world of work. Covering an area the size of one and a half football fields, visitors can explore and experience various workplaces in an exciting way.

The "Centre Charlemagne" is located on the Katschhof, the former inner courtyard of the palace between the Cathedral and the Town Hall. A museum exhibition traces the history of Charlemagne and the development of his city. The Centre also serves as the starting point for exploring the other stations of the "Route Charlemagne."

The new special exhibition at the Carl Bosch Museum focuses on "Germany's Natural Resources." The exhibition takes a closer look at the natural resources from four raw material groups: rocks and earths, industrial minerals, metals, and energy resources. The selected resources are primarily those still extracted in Germany today.

The law firm CMS Hasche Siegle consciously opted for a partner of equal standing when equipping its conference rooms. inSynergie outfitted seven floors at its Frankfurt location with the latest media technology systems (including mobile media carts).

In the project "The Electronic Courtroom," participating judges and parties to the proceedings are enabled to exchange visual information during a hearing.

The project "The Electronic Courtroom" enables participating judges and parties to the proceedings to exchange visual information during a hearing.

The Bomann Museum, redesigned with modern media technology, opened on December 10, 2011. The exhibition includes extensive ethnographic and urban history collections, historical rooms, textiles, and provides a good impression of the development of households and household appliances in general.

Roche Pharma AG presents an interactive visitor information tour in the Kesslergrube visitor pavilion, offering insight into the complex remediation of contaminated sites at the pit. The experience exhibition, developed by Mediaville, features various media installations with audio and film content, implemented by inSynergie for media technology and the designed room control system.

As one of Europe's most beautiful gardens, Westfalenpark is not only the "green oasis" in the Dortmund urban area but also an attractive and active leisure park for the city and region, offering numerous activities for all ages. The park covers approximately 75 hectares, is fully fenced, and accessible via eight entrances and exits.

The new visitor center of the Landtag NRW in Düsseldorf vividly informs visitors with state-of-the-art interactive video and audio technology about the tasks and functions of the parliament and provides interesting insights into the social and cultural diversity of NRW.

The Bach House in Eisenach is the first museum dedicated to Johann Sebastian Bach. To offer visitors the most impressive and vivid insight into the artist's life and work, inSynergie created a walk-in musical experience.

In 2021, "um:welt" – Bavaria's first energy education center – opened in Regensburg, covering an area of over 600 square meters. Through interactive methods and by engaging all senses, this information and experience center provides visitors not only with knowledge and awareness regarding energy and climate protection, but also, and most importantly, with motivation and enthusiasm for a sustainable lifestyle.

Across more than 3,000 square meters on the ground floor of the ZF Forum, a multifaceted picture of ZF is presented, featuring exciting visual and thematic connections from ever new, surprising perspectives.

After a four-year construction period, the exhibition space at the August Horch Museum was doubled by an extension that tells the second part of Zwickau's automotive history. The Trabant, in particular, receives more attention than before.

The Convention Center in Europe's largest hotel complex, the Estrel Hotel in Berlin, was completely redesigned. Each of the eight evenings, 1000 guests enjoyed a fantastic show. inSynergie controlled eleven video servers (iSMovie), which synchronously projected atmospheric visuals and video content onto screens on all sides of the hall (main stage 18x6 m).

The Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum presents 140 aquariums, terrariums, and large enclosures with approximately 560 animal species across 6,800 square meters of exhibition space. Numerous exhibits, display panels, and media offerings provide additional scientific information.

The AlpSeeHaus (Immenstadt/Bühl) is a nature park experience exhibition in the Alpine region. Children, young people and adults are given an unusual look at the unique natural and cultural landscape of the nature park and its inhabitants.

At the Zaragoza Expo 2008, the national pavilions of Russia and Algeria were operated by an inSynergie system as the central control and image management system – both high-end productions.

"Where is Africa?" invites visitors to rediscover the contexts and narratives of the Africa collections at the Linden-Museum and critically question them.

At the AUDI regional training, eight synchronous projections (three main projections and five hall projections) created an immersive multimedia atmosphere thanks to inSynergie technology.

The Altenstein Cave is located below Altenstein Park in the city of Bad Liebenstein, Thuringia. With a total length of approximately 2000 meters, it is considered Thuringia's longest cave and was discovered in 1799 during the construction of the road to Altenstein Castle. By spring 1802, a 280-meter section had been developed as Thuringia's oldest show cave.

In Zwickau, the world-renowned brands Horch, Audi, and DKW rolled off the production line. During the GDR era, Zwickau became the birthplace of the legendary Trabant. The August Horch Museum uses these and other milestones to illuminate the history of mobility made possible by the automobile.

Saxony owes its pioneering role in Germany's industrialization to its rich hard coal deposits. In this dynamic interplay between technology, nature, and society, the exhibition at the Oelsnitz/Erzgebirge Mining Museum takes visitors on an experiential journey through the fascinating world of the Saxon coal boom.