Custom Electro-Mechanical Mechanisms
Custom Electro-Mechanical Mechanisms for Museums
Elevate your museum experience today
At ASTOUND, we excel in creating custom electro-mechanical mechanisms that enhance the functionality and interactivity of museum exhibits. Our mechanisms are designed to bring exhibits to life, engaging visitors with moving parts, automated processes, and interactive elements. With our expertise, your museum can offer more dynamic and captivating experiences that not only educate but also entertain.
We provide end-to-end solutions for:
- Custom Electro-Mechanical Mechanisms
- Control & Timing Systems
- Audio Visual Hardware & Software Systems Integration
- Audio Visual & Interactive Programming
- Multimedia Systems Integration
- Interactive Development, Prototyping & Production
- Exhibit Design and Fabrication
- Management & Coordination
- Full-Scale Logistics Management
- Comprehensive Project Management
- Technical Consultation & Support
- CAD Engineering & Detailing
- Project Estimating
- Artifacts, Scenic Replication, Models & Life Forms
Selected work
ASTOUND and Lord Cultural Resources worked hand-in-hand to bring these historic documents to Canada for a traveling exhibition.
The Denver Art Museum recently unveiled a new exhibit that combines Art and Interactivity to engage children in their tactile activity zone.
ASTOUND was responsible for the design solutions and fabrication of the 4,000 sq ft immersive installation which travels across Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an electro-mechanical mechanism?
An electro-mechanical mechanism refers to a system or device that combines electrical and mechanical processes to perform its function. In museums, these mechanisms might control moving exhibits, automate displays, or interact with visitors through sensors and motors.
What is an electro-mechanical control system?
An electro-mechanical control system uses electrical controls to manage mechanical processes. In the context of museums, such systems can be used to automate the operation of exhibits, control environmental conditions, or manage security systems, enhancing both the functionality and safety of the museum environment.