The museum spaces were enhanced with distinctive interactive installations. One of the most complex features is an information terminal composed of three horizontally connected Video Wall-type screens with a touch-sensitive surface. This is the first terminal of its size in Lithuania, allowing up to three separate visitor groups or individuals to use it simultaneously. The terminal includes a content management system that enables the addition of new photos or other materials.
In one of the exhibition halls, a life-sized vertical interactive mirror was installed. When a visitor enters the room, a video is activated showing actors dressed in traditional attire from Lithuania Minor.
The exhibition also includes four information terminals, an interactive telephone, and an interactive photo studio where visitors can print their photo or send it to their email. A holographic display case combines a real artifact with 3D animation. For all installations, we created, filmed, and recorded extensive creative content—from design mockups to 2D/3D animations, programming, and video production.
