Bibracte
Design and creation of digital mediation tools for the permanent exhibition at the Bibracte interpretation center
Located on the slopes of Mont Beuvray, the Bibracte Museum is an exceptional archaeological and natural site stretching across nearly 1,000 hectares. Research conducted on the site is coordinated by the European archaeological center team, which every year welcomes a thousand researchers, heritage experts and students.
The museum then presents the research results on Bibracte and the oppida of the Late Iron Age.
The Bibracte Museum undertakes a number of activities to promote mediation and artistic and cultural education. Its scientific and cultural program for the coming years aims to strengthen this offering through the creation of tools that facilitate tours and the sharing of knowledge via digital technology.
In 2019, the Bibracte Museum selected Reciproque as the exclusive firm responsible for designing these new digital mediation services. The full assignment addresses every aspect of the tour experience and involves the implementation and completion of multimedia projects over a three-year period, including museographic devices, a handheld tour guide tool to discover the excavation site, and the website.
En 2020, le dispositif de visite embarqué "les archives de la ville" est une application de réalité augmentée qui propose aux visiteurs d’explorer les reliefs du Beuvray pour y révéler les vestiges de l’oppidum disparu.
Ce dispositif s’appuie sur une carte du territoire de 20 m2 directement intégrée au sol et sur laquelle les visiteurs marchent librement. Equipé d’une des six tablette, le visiteur déclenche l’apparition des contenus en pointant la camera vers le sol. L’application propose différentes couches de contenus cartographiques et de connaissances archéologiques.
En 2021, Bibracte pourra s'appuyer sur un nouveau site web cohérent intégrant la nouvelle identité graphique et l'ensemble des outils numérique d'accompagnement pre-visite.
