Our human culture is based on a tradition of narratives. Ever since ancient times, stories have been oral orally passed over from individual to individual. But there are differences in how a story is told – and you are not in doubt, when you hear a good story. No Parking originally comes from the film industry, and […]
There are cases where you want to enliven an exhibition, but do not want to patch it up with modern communication technology; such as video screens. This is often the case with protected buildings or for example open-air museums. Here you can advantageously build in, or hide the technology and create an unexpected layer of story […]
Visitors love to interact in museums. A good way of achieving attention is to provide tactile, human interfaces that differentiate from touch screens, which they already know from Smartphones. No Parking has specialised in creating these kind of installations. We work with sensor equipped interfaces, where the visitor for example can pull, push or rotate – […]
No Parking works with virtual teknologier like Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Motion Capture. These new technologies are based on computer generated content, that affects our perception, and creates extraordinary experiences. Augmented Reality No Parking has been working with Augmented Reality since its introduction. For example, we prepared a research project together with […]
One way of designing exhibits for children, is to create games that interact, and involve them in an evolving story, where they have to choose between different possible scenarios. At No Parking we have vast experience in achieving this. Dilemma games Dilemma games can be integrated into an exhibition, or can be played on a mobile platform. If […]
Projections are a great way to create atmosphere at an exhibition, or for a show. We strive to create a visual mood that integrates with the environment. Although this may require extra planning, it is well worth the effort. 360 degree projection There is something special about being surrounded by a big visual display. With […]
